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... When two photons each of amplitude ‘a’ are in phase with each other, then by young’s principle of superposition the resultant amplitude is ‘2a’ and the intensity is proportional to (2a)2 i.e, 4a2. In laser, many number of photons (say n) are in phase with each other, the amplitude of the resultant ...
... When two photons each of amplitude ‘a’ are in phase with each other, then by young’s principle of superposition the resultant amplitude is ‘2a’ and the intensity is proportional to (2a)2 i.e, 4a2. In laser, many number of photons (say n) are in phase with each other, the amplitude of the resultant ...
Influence of Tj on chromaticity and CRI of trichromatic white
... increases for the same wavelength combination. The results in Figs. 2 and 3 show that both, high LE and good CRI can be obtained by trichromatic LED-based white-light sources. As can be inferred from these figures, the CRI values of such sources decrease rapidly for even small deviations in waveleng ...
... increases for the same wavelength combination. The results in Figs. 2 and 3 show that both, high LE and good CRI can be obtained by trichromatic LED-based white-light sources. As can be inferred from these figures, the CRI values of such sources decrease rapidly for even small deviations in waveleng ...
Handbook of Optical Filters for Fluorescence Microscopy
... Several factors influence the amount of fluorescence emitted by a stained specimen with a given amount of excitation intensity. These include 1) the dye concentration within stained sections of the specimen, and the thickness of the specimen; 2) the extinction coefficient of the dye; 3) the quantum ...
... Several factors influence the amount of fluorescence emitted by a stained specimen with a given amount of excitation intensity. These include 1) the dye concentration within stained sections of the specimen, and the thickness of the specimen; 2) the extinction coefficient of the dye; 3) the quantum ...
Double Negative Materials (DNM) - Institute for Defense Analyses
... “Normal” optical materials that have electric permeability ε > 0 and magnetic permittivity μ > 0 are quite familiar to students of physics and engineering. DNMs that have electric permeability ε < 0 and magnetic permittivity μ < 0 are quite different. They do not normally occur in nature, are man-ma ...
... “Normal” optical materials that have electric permeability ε > 0 and magnetic permittivity μ > 0 are quite familiar to students of physics and engineering. DNMs that have electric permeability ε < 0 and magnetic permittivity μ < 0 are quite different. They do not normally occur in nature, are man-ma ...
Solid-state laser system for laser cooling of Sodium - ENS-phys
... the conversion efficiency is still too small to reach the output power required for laser cooling. To circumvent this problem, the crystal is enclosed in a doubly-resonant build-up cavity to enhance the conversion efficiency. Doing so, we reach an overall power conversion efficiency αcav ≈ 2 W/W2 , ...
... the conversion efficiency is still too small to reach the output power required for laser cooling. To circumvent this problem, the crystal is enclosed in a doubly-resonant build-up cavity to enhance the conversion efficiency. Doing so, we reach an overall power conversion efficiency αcav ≈ 2 W/W2 , ...
Coherence Theory and Optical Coherence Tomography with Phase
... Improvements in Q-OCT and PC-OCT are due to phasesensitive coherence between signal and reference beams Entanglement not the key property yielding the benefits Q-OCT: obtained from an actual sample illumination and a virtual sample illumination PC-OCT: ...
... Improvements in Q-OCT and PC-OCT are due to phasesensitive coherence between signal and reference beams Entanglement not the key property yielding the benefits Q-OCT: obtained from an actual sample illumination and a virtual sample illumination PC-OCT: ...
Optical Time Domain Reflectometry (OTDR)
... The complete setup for measuring the optical time domain reflectometry is illustrated in Fig. 4. The setup is mounted on two optical rails (1) with scales for positioning of the components. (2) is the laser diode with the corresponding power supply (3). The laser beam is collimated by microscope obj ...
... The complete setup for measuring the optical time domain reflectometry is illustrated in Fig. 4. The setup is mounted on two optical rails (1) with scales for positioning of the components. (2) is the laser diode with the corresponding power supply (3). The laser beam is collimated by microscope obj ...
Focal shift of silicon microlen array in mid
... Focal properties of the MLAs were experimentally studied on a horizontal "microscope'' system. The silicon surface, with MLAs on it, was illuminated using collimated plane MIR wave emitting from a standard blackbody with band pass filter (4.25 ± 0.25 μm). The focal spot behind the microlens was imag ...
... Focal properties of the MLAs were experimentally studied on a horizontal "microscope'' system. The silicon surface, with MLAs on it, was illuminated using collimated plane MIR wave emitting from a standard blackbody with band pass filter (4.25 ± 0.25 μm). The focal spot behind the microlens was imag ...
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... of the true optical axis of the electron microscope. Hence, elimination of coma is of great importance in high-resolution work. With increasing resolution, the effects of three-fold astigmatism and other axial aberrations grow also in importance. To reduce the effect of aberrations, methods for coma ...
... of the true optical axis of the electron microscope. Hence, elimination of coma is of great importance in high-resolution work. With increasing resolution, the effects of three-fold astigmatism and other axial aberrations grow also in importance. To reduce the effect of aberrations, methods for coma ...
LASER LITHOTRIPSY OF KIDNEY CALCULI WITH A Nd:YAG
... surrounded by air (12). This is probably due to improved coupling of the plasma to the stone and not because of differences in plasma initiation. This conclusion has been drawn as the fluence requiredto initiate the plasma for a given delivery pulse energy is insensitive to the immersion (19). The a ...
... surrounded by air (12). This is probably due to improved coupling of the plasma to the stone and not because of differences in plasma initiation. This conclusion has been drawn as the fluence requiredto initiate the plasma for a given delivery pulse energy is insensitive to the immersion (19). The a ...
Chapter 30 . Optical Testing
... cameras (Womack et al., 1979), photoelectric scanners, and digitizing tablets. Review ...
... cameras (Womack et al., 1979), photoelectric scanners, and digitizing tablets. Review ...
Optical Waveguides and Photodiodes in 0.18µm CMOS SOI with No Post-processing
... In this paper, we report optical waveguides and photo-detectors implemented in a conventional 0.18µm CMOS SOI process technology with no post-processing steps required. Recently several groups have reported optical waveguides in bulk CMOS [2,3] or thin buried oxide CMOS SOI process [4]. As these pro ...
... In this paper, we report optical waveguides and photo-detectors implemented in a conventional 0.18µm CMOS SOI process technology with no post-processing steps required. Recently several groups have reported optical waveguides in bulk CMOS [2,3] or thin buried oxide CMOS SOI process [4]. As these pro ...
www.osa-opn.org 24 | OPN October 2008 Two positively charged
... the oscillating dipole created by the interference of the two parts of the wavefunction—the bound electron wavefunction and the re-collision electron wave packet. In other words, the XUV pulse is a replica of the re-collision electron pulse viewed through the transition moment. The bottom figure on ...
... the oscillating dipole created by the interference of the two parts of the wavefunction—the bound electron wavefunction and the re-collision electron wave packet. In other words, the XUV pulse is a replica of the re-collision electron pulse viewed through the transition moment. The bottom figure on ...
Determination of the transfer function for optical surface topography
... consists of measuring the noise and flatness of the instrument, amplification coefficients, linearity and squareness of the scales, which although common to all instrument types, do not give a complete system characterization. These parameters, for example, do not describe the response of the system ...
... consists of measuring the noise and flatness of the instrument, amplification coefficients, linearity and squareness of the scales, which although common to all instrument types, do not give a complete system characterization. These parameters, for example, do not describe the response of the system ...
1 L5: Diffraction L5 DIFFRACTION Objectives Aims From this
... about 1679 and was modified much later into the form we now use by Augustin Fresnel (1788 1827). Huygens' construction is a method for locating the new position of a wave front. Starting from a known wavefront, we imagine each point on the wavefront to be a new source of secondary wavelets. The wave ...
... about 1679 and was modified much later into the form we now use by Augustin Fresnel (1788 1827). Huygens' construction is a method for locating the new position of a wave front. Starting from a known wavefront, we imagine each point on the wavefront to be a new source of secondary wavelets. The wave ...
Retroreflector
A retroreflector (sometimes called a retroflector or cataphote) is a device or surface that reflects light back to its source with a minimum of scattering. In a retroreflector an electromagnetic wavefront is reflected back along a vector that is parallel to but opposite in direction from the wave's source. The angle of incidence at which the device or surface reflects light in this way is greater than zero, unlike a planar mirror, which does this only if the mirror is exactly perpendicular to the wave front, having a zero angle of incidence.