Measurements were made using a non-intrusive optical technique based on total internal reflection.
We present designs of high-efficiency compression grating based on total internal reflection (TIR) for picosecond pulse laser at 1053 nm.
This chapter starts with an overview of conventional photonic textiles based on total internal reflection (TIR) fibers and briefly discusses light extraction from such fibers.
This study explores the use of optical waveguides based on total internal reflection for concentrating sunlight onto thermal receivers, with the goal of minimizing or eliminating moving parts, tracking structures and cost.
High-efficiency compression gratings based on total internal reflection (TIR) are promising alternatives of compressor gratings because of their high diffraction efficiency, potential high damage resistant ability, and compact structure.
One of the crucial factors in the consideration of device design involves the use of a fluidic core filled into the solid channels to effectively control the planar direction of light guiding based on total internal reflection (TIR).
Unlike conventional sensors based on total internal reflection, the new design permits to be sensitive to common jet fuels (JetA-1, JP4, JP5, JP7), and also to correctly operate when the sensor is partially or totally exposed to condensed water on the sensor surface.
In our on-chip fluorescent imaging platform (see Fig. 1), transgenic C. elegans samples are excited through a prism interface where the excitation light is rejected based on total internal reflection (TIR) that is occurring at the bottom facet of the glass substrate.
One method was based on total internal reflection where it used a semicylindrical lens to determine the critical angle and therefore the RI of biological tissues [ 10– 10].
To examine whether this localization is related to selective binding of phosphotyrosine mimetic RAD52 to ssDNA and not to dsDNA, we employed single-molecule FRET (Ha et al, 1996) based on total internal reflection fluorescence microscopy (TIRFM).
