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Preliminary results show that this concentration could be improved by using a broadband ultraviolet light source, but a complete optical study is beyond the scope of this manuscript.

The 2006 eruption was the first event recorded in the monitoring of a sequence of seismic activity toward the eruption at Meakan-dake by using a broadband seismometer.

By using a broadband light source, the OCT coherence gating mechanism can be applied in DHM as well [ 6, 7].

Multispectral imaging is typically achieved by acquiring a series of images with different illumination wavelengths, by using a broadband light source and selectively filtering the wavelengths of light reaching the camera, or by using a Bayer-mask type color camera.

Transmission about the visible spectrum (e.g., 375 – 750 nm) through the optrodes was quantified by using a broadband light source as input and an integrating sphere attached to a spectrometer as readout interface.

16 Time-resolved IR spectroscopy: Time-resolved IR (TR-IR) measurements were carried out by using a femtosecond broadband mid-IR pulse and a multi-channel IR detector equipped with a polychromator.

For thin preparation work, transmitted fluorescence was collected by a condenser and steered using a broadband dielectric mirror (Newport 13E20BD.1) to a photomultiplier module (Hamamatsu 7422-40).

By using a femtosecond laser, we obtained a broadband THz spectrum from BDAS-TP crystal.

They used a finite difference algorithm to obtain synthetic Green's functions (SGFs) for the low-frequency part of the simulations and real recorded earthquakes as empirical Green's functions (EGFs) for the high-frequency part of the simulations and then obtained broadband simulations by using a physically based simulation method and an in-house merging algorithm.

Furthermore, a broadband noise attenuation could be achieved by using a robust feedback controller in the real time test.

Well, the holy grail of simplifying radios is software-defined radio, where a radio, controlled by software, uses a broadband antenna to access a wide range of frequencies, instead of a single band.