Sentence examples for fringe imaging from inspiring English sources
The extensive use of transmission electron microscopy (mainly electron diffraction and high resolution lattice fringe imaging) enabled further understanding of graphite growth mechanisms.
The etalon working aperture required to match this telescope is found to be a reasonable 100 mm for the fringe imaging technique, but an impossible 500 mm for the edge technique.
Models presented here describe the signal shot noise limited performance of noncoherent Doppler wind lidars employing (1) location of the interference fringe of a Fabry-Perot interferometer (fringe imaging technique), and (2) measurement of the attenuation of the signal amplitude passed through the interferometer (edge technique).
As smaller fringe periods (i.e. higher fringe frequencies) correspond to deeper imaging depths, this reduced visibility results in decreasing sensitivity with increasing imaging depth.
When imaging lens paper, fringe patterns were imposed on the SECM images obtained from superficial regions (D = 14 µm in Fig. 6), caused by the interference between reflections from the tube outer surface and the specimen.
However, fringe patterns were not observed when imaging swine tissue because the constant contact between the plastic tube and the tissue reduced the back-reflection from the outer surface of the tube.
The use of the cooled-CCD detector to the FPI permits highly sensitive imaging measurement of the interference fringe ring pattern (e.g., Biondi et al. 1995).
SS-OCT offers several advantages over SD-OCT, including less sensitivity variation with imaging depth, longer imaging range, higher detection efficiencies and reduced fringe washout.
While it has been confirmed that a 3D imaging method based on the fringe effect of a single-plane ECT sensor is feasible for imaging of a metallic object in a high permittivity background, this paper presents further investigation into imaging a metal object or a dielectric object in a low permittivity background.
Technique: Confocal imaging.
