Sentence examples for electronics and optics from inspiring English sources

A surface wave in a planar nonlinear waveguide is a current problem that has several applications in modern electronics and optics such as optical sensors design.

Considerable effort has been devoted to the study of gold nanoparticles with variable size and shape due to their unique geometry-dependent optical, electronic, and catalytic properties in electronics and optics [1 5], particularly in the fields of biotechnology and nanotechnology [6 8].

They say the accomplishment could provide a basic building block for new kinds of electronic lenses, as well as quantum-based devices that combine electronics and optics.

The combined application of electronics and optics has become common.

But unlike most researchers, he also had expertise in mechanics, electronics and optics, and a great facility in instrument-building.

Dr. Teller's Livermore laboratory then promoted Brilliant Pebbles, a plan to launch swarms of small interceptors equipped with electronics and optics enabling them to ram missiles.

Beyond scientific and fundamental interest, such hybrid assemblies are attractive from technological perspectives as well, for example, in energy conversion and storage, electronics, catalysis, and optics.

Nanomaterials have versatile applications in electronics, biology and optics which are due to the size-dependent properties of these nanodimensional structures [1].

Recently, core/shell nanostructures have received intense attention due to their improved physical and chemical properties over their single-component counterparts [6], which are of great importance to a potentially broader range of applications in electronics, magnetism, and optics.

Because of their unique optical, electrical, and chemical properties, nanoparticles (NPs) have attracted considerable interest in diverse research areas, including catalysis, sensing, electronics, biomedicine, and optics.

This is already being done in areas around Magdeburg (car components), Dresden (electronics) and Jena (optics).