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spellingShingle Yoshida, Yasunori, Izumi, Konami, Tokito, Shizuo, AIP Advances, A push-mode piezo inkjet equivalent circuit model enhanced by diaphragm displacement measurements, General Physics and Astronomy
title A push-mode piezo inkjet equivalent circuit model enhanced by diaphragm displacement measurements
title_full A push-mode piezo inkjet equivalent circuit model enhanced by diaphragm displacement measurements
title_fullStr A push-mode piezo inkjet equivalent circuit model enhanced by diaphragm displacement measurements
title_full_unstemmed A push-mode piezo inkjet equivalent circuit model enhanced by diaphragm displacement measurements
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topic General Physics and Astronomy
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