microvolts

the sensor measured changes in microvolts to detect the subtle shift in pressure.

we observed tiny fluctuations in microvolts during the experiment.

the amplifier boosted the signal from microvolts to a readable level.

analyzing microvolts helped us understand the underlying electrochemical processes.

the device is sensitive enough to detect signals as low as a few microvolts.

noise in the system was reduced to a level of less than 10 microvolts.

the brain's electrical activity can be measured in microvolts.

we used a highly sensitive voltmeter to measure the microvolts.

the goal was to isolate and amplify the weak signals of a few microvolts.

changes in microvolts indicated a potential problem with the component.

the new sensor boasts a resolution of 0.1 microvolts.