Sentence examples for emission frequency from inspiring English sources
The possibility of tuning the emission frequency using quantum confined Stark effect is also demonstrated.
Here, f is the emission frequency of the sender or relay nodes.
Here, f is the emission frequency of sender or relay nodes.
A small systematic shift in the emission frequency of ∼0.1 THz between the two systems was observed.
The maximum emission frequency in these III-V emitters is limited to a few 100 GHz at best.
The considerable variation of the emission frequency from 0.3 to 3 THz can be attained through the choice of SiC polytype with appropriate parameters for the superlattice: the highest emission frequency can be achieved with 4H-SiC, but for the lowest emission frequency, any polytype can be chosen from the row of 15R-SiC, 21R-SiC, 27R-SiC, 33R-SiC, and so on.
Coherent femtosecond two-dimensional electronic spectroscopy provides this information for a molecular nanotube by correlating excitonic absorption and emission frequencies at various delay periods.
In the presence in the near-surface region of gold nanoisland film, ncs-Si exhibited up to twofold luminescence enhancement at emission frequencies that correspond to the plasmon resonance frequency of Au nanoparticles.
Goldman and Joslin [9] computed the spectroscopic properties of the hydrogen atom confined in a spherical impenetrable wall and found strong compression-induced changes in the emission frequencies and intensity shifts.
Light-emitting diodes [LEDs] have attracted much scientific and commercial interest since the realization of a practical LED device with emission frequencies in the visible region of the electromagnetic spectrum [1].
Both structures have a nominally identical, bound-to-continuum active region design, and the difference between their emission frequencies is interpreted as resulting from small differences in the gallium and aluminium growth rates, which were measured both before and after laser growth using a pyrometric spectrometry technique.
