On top of each layer of crystals, an array of Wave-Length Shifter (WLS) strips, which collect the light leaving the crystals sideways, is positioned orthogonal to the crystal direction.
Minardy et al. [3], by using arrays of wave guides, demonstrated a nonlinear propagation of a 3D localized optical wave packet.
In this paper, the authors attempt to parameterize the behaviour of small-, medium- and large-arrays of wave energy converters, in a particular staggered configuration, at four different locations characterized by realistic wave climates.
There was an array of flag-waving during the British national anthem quite at odds with the rest of the signposting of the games, which has sought mostly to celebrate internationalism rather than Britishness.
It consists of a 64 × 64 array of full-wave dipoles, operating at 139.65 MHz.
A novel configuration consisting of an array of half-wave length microstrip transmission lines generates a uniform magnetic field over a 2-D region of 100 × 1000 μm2 with field homogeneity better than 5×10��2.
Specifically in DOT of human brain function, an imaging cap that uses an array of continuous-wave, near-infrared (NIR) light sources and detectors are placed on the scalp surface, allowing measurement of light level variance due to underlying functional changes [ 19].
For the first time, results are compared to in-situ data from an array of four floating wave buoys, and demonstrate the ability of the spectral wave model SWAN (Simulating WAves Nearshore) to resolve spatial differences in the wave climate.
This 12 m (effective aperture) reflector coupled with phase-combined arrays of Traveling Wave Tube Amplifiers result in Effective Isotropic Radiated Power levels of 67 69 dBW over Japan and Korea coverage areas.
Uniform linear arrays for estimation of wave arrival have extensively been studied.
At Adelaide, a square array of four half-wave dipoles was used until the early 1990s for transmission, and three groups of four half-wave dipoles were used for reception for routine observations (see e.g., Stubbs 1973).
