Sentence examples for lamp absorption from inspiring English sources
The spectrometer was equipped with transversely heated graphite tube with an integrated platform and a gold hollow cathode lamp (absorption line set to λ = 242.8 nm; slit width, 0.8 nm).
The measurements are carried out online using hollow cathode lamp based absorption spectroscopy technique and also intrusively by deposition method.
The PL spectra were measured using a spectrofluorometer FP-65000, JASCO, Essex, UK) with a Xe lamp, and the absorption spectra were recorded on a UV/Vis spectrophotometer (Lambda 20, PerkinElmer, Waltham, MA, USA).
PVC has a semitransparent behaviour in the emission band of SW lamps, making the absorption process of the radiation a volumetric phenomenon which can be described using Lambert's law, as discussed in the next section.
Requisite lamps with appropriate operating absorption wavelength and other operating parameters for each element was employed for the determination.
Since fluence decays away from the lamp source due to light absorption and scattering phenomena, it is necessary to accurately quantify the fluence received locally within a substrate in order to design uniform antimicrobial PL treatments.
Photograph of different- sized CdTe QDs (stabilized by both HPAMAM and MPA) made under an UV lamp (top) and the corresponding absorption (bottom) and photoluminescence (PL) spectra (bottom).
Figure 2 shows the photograph of different-sized CdTe QDs (stabilized by both MPA and HPAMAM) made under an UV lamp (top) and the corresponding absorption (bottom) and photoluminescence (PL) spectra (bottom).
The spectrofluorophotometer is equipped with a xenon lamp of 150 W. The absorption and fluorescence measurements were typically performed with 10-mm quartz cuvettes (Shimadzu) using air-saturated solutions at room temperature.
In this paper, ionic titanium densities are also estimated thanks to a pulsed hollow cathode lamp used as optical source for absorption measurements.
The absorption measurement used a xenon lamp (69911, Newport) as the light source coupled with a monochromator (74125, Newport).
