This study demonstrates the promising high-efficiency microwave absorbing capabilities of core–shell NWs for future use in practical applications. Three major aspects contribute to the superior microwave absorption performance: the complementary effect of the polarization of Fe-Ag interface, the impedance matching improvement stems from a proper eddy current, and the small-scale effect caused by a one-dimensional structure.
In addition, the effective absorption bandwidth (EAB, RL ≤ − 10 dB) can be extended to 7.32 GHz, to cover the majority of the C and X bands. These procedures were applied with the Wavesurfer 13 software. However, on the closer analysis, MFCC features have an upper hand in case of separability between the classes. In the box plot analysis, it is visible that both the MFCCs and LFCCs can provide good statistically signicant features for classication. Make sure the formants are tracked accurately before save the data. The box plots of most statistical signicant coefcients of MFCC and LFCC are given in Figs. The frame interval is stored if you check the option of Add header in export file. So we need to calculate the time from the frame interval. Any remaining tracking errors were manually corrected and plausibility was checked. When wavesurfer save data, it generates a text file for the whole file or the selection. Formant tracking by peak picking was applied to this edited material. At a mass fraction of 25%, the minimum reflection loss (RL min) can reach − 58.69 dB at 7.53 GHz with a matching absorber thickness of 3.36 mm. tion and other speech portions where the formant structure was unclear. The core–shell NWs with a Fe:Ag ratio of 2:1 significantly improved optimal microwave absorption performance as compared to raw Fe NWs. Changing the molar ratio of Fe to Ag controlled the Ag shell thickness to produce different impedance matching and attenuation constants of the core–shell NWs.
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Ag-coated Fe ( ) core–shell nanowires (NWs) with enhanced electromagnetic wave absorption were successfully synthesized by the liquid-phase reduction method and the layer-plus-island growth mode. Based on these findings, manual correction of formant measurements or applying a smoothing function (as is standard in Wavesurfer and available in TF32) iswarranted in all software packages and, furthermore, it appears that the default settings in CSL are not optimal for analyzing F0 or formant frequencies in adult females or male and female.
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