Sentence examples for extend the emission from inspiring English sources

Our goal is to extend the emission wavelength through the best growth conditions found from the different approaches analyzed above.

Therefore, both the GaAsBi SRL and SBL make contribution to extend the emission wavelength of the InAs QD.

The best luminescence properties were found for the highest CL growth rate, being still possible to extend the emission wavelength by adding higher Sb contents.

The solution of this problem is to extend the emission time of the pulse and to reduce its peak power while maintaining the same amount of energy contained in each pulse.

According to crystal field theory, the contraction of a unit cell must increase the crystal field around Ce3+, and the greater crystal field splitting energy in the 5d orbital of Ce3+ can extend the emission band to longer wavelength [30].

A significant effort has been made in the last few years to extend the emission wavelength of InAs/GaAs QDs to the 1.55-μm telecommunication band by a number of different approaches [6-10], such as growing larger QDs by deposition of more QD material, by controlling the epitaxial growth conditions, or by growing on high-index surfaces.

RT photoluminescence (PL) is shown to be achievable through different growth conditions, and extending the emission to 1.3 μm is possible by means of the appropriate combination of the growth parameters.

Mamutin et al. had extended the emission wavelength of InAs QD above 1.7 μm by using InGaAsN matrix [13], and Keizer et al. had investigated the morphology and PL characteristics of InAs QD after capped with a GaAsNSb thin layer [14].

He said he had urged the new mayor to extend the low emission zone to the M25, while the airport was encouraging staff and customers to travel by public transport.

The environment Would extend the low-emission zone he has set up, target the congestion charge to increase it for 'gas guzzlers' and remove it for low-emission vehicles, and combat climate change through projects ranging from new environmentally friendly lightbulbs to a 'gasification plant' in place of the Edmonton incinerator.

We briefly outline a model for CSR emission in which a static bunch distortion induced by the synchrotron radiation field is used to significantly extend the stable CSR emission towards higher frequencies.