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Ayan Majumder1, Kanishka Panda1, Rohith Mittapally1

  • 1Department of Mechanical Engineering, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan 48109, United States.

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|December 31, 2025
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概括

研究人员发现,聚合物可以减少超普朗克式辐射热传递,这种现象限制了纳米级热传感器. 使用帕利-C而不是化显著抑制了这种增强的热合,改善了热量计的性能.

关键词:
帕利-C是一种基.导向式运输方式的导向式运输方式高分辨率的热量计.辐射热传递是辐射传递的热量.化是一种化.这是一个超级普朗克式的超级普朗克式.悬浮膜 悬浮膜 悬浮膜

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