Sentence examples for collimated radiation from inspiring English sources

The calorimeter requires collimated radiation fields with diameters lesser than 40 mm.

In multiangle elastic light scattering (MAELS) experiments, the morphology of aerosolized particles is inferred by shining collimated radiation through the aerosol and then measuring the scattered light intensity over a set of angles.

The collimated radiation source is moved in X Y direction over the radiation detector under test using stepping motors.

The tracer is fed into the input of the mixer at a constant rate and the radiation in the output is measured by two properly collimated radiation detectors.

The concept of a new control system which may be used in practice, based on a radiometric density meter with a properly collimated radiation beam and located at the level of the separation layer has been discussed.

The problem of designing an optical interface surface separating two media with different refractive indices that focuses monochromatic collimated radiation, from a plane domain Ω so that each ray has a prescribed destination in Ω′ lying in 3d-space, is locally solved.

We have characterized these artifacts by scanning a collimated synchrotron radiation beam across the detector area.

Briefly, a synchrotron laboratory consists of multiple end stations, or beamlines, illuminated with high flux, highly collimated electromagnetic radiation.

Because the output of these lasers is highly divergent in the vertical plane and highly astigmatic (different focus in the vertical and horizontal planes), anamorphic optics are required to collimate the radiation.

To achieve this, the beamline has the necessary optics to focus both vertically and horizontally, monochromatise and collimate the radiation from a multi-pole magnetic lattice in the SRS.

The emitted radiation is collimated and coupled to a 30-m-long single-mode optical fiber by means of two stealing mirrors and a input lens which focus the ligth on one fiber end.