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'''[[Level throughput balancing]]:''' <br> | '''[[Level throughput balancing]]:''' <br> | ||
| − | Equal throughput '''across''' two consecutive [[gem-gum factory]] | + | Equal throughput '''across''' two consecutive [[gem-gum factory]] [[assembly layer]]s. <br> |
(former-layer-throughput = next-layer-throughput) <br> | (former-layer-throughput = next-layer-throughput) <br> | ||
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* [[Pages with math]] | * [[Pages with math]] | ||
* '''[[Design of gem-gum on-chip factories]]''' | * '''[[Design of gem-gum on-chip factories]]''' | ||
| + | * weakly related: [[Tracing trajectories of component in machine phase]] | ||
== External links == | == External links == | ||
Latest revision as of 17:09, 1 February 2024
Pages using equations of continuity for throughput
Level throughput balancing:
Equal throughput across two consecutive gem-gum factory assembly layers.
(former-layer-throughput = next-layer-throughput)
Limits to lower friction despite higher bearing area:
Equal throughput within an gem-gum factory assembly layer.
(assembly-throughout = transport-throughput)
Related
- Gem-gum factory design parameters
- Pages with math
- Design of gem-gum on-chip factories
- weakly related: Tracing trajectories of component in machine phase
External links
Wikipedia:
