Sentence examples for made in optical from inspiring English sources

Significant progress has been made in optical switches and cross-connects and various wavelength-selective devices.

The microstructures were formed on the polished side of the silicon wafer by standard photolithographic technique followed by anisotropic etching for the substrates 1 and 3, or by plasma etching for the substrate 2. Fig. 2 Images of microstructured silicon surface made in optical microscope.

Despite the advances made in optical mapping technology, there remain unresolved problems and future opportunities.

Spectacular advances have also been made in optical microscopy by Stefan W. Hell in Göttingen [ 118, 119].

In this review, we focus on the recent progress made in enhancing optical absorption in quantum dot solar cells, including optimization of quantum dot growth, improving the solar cells structure, and engineering light trapping techniques.

In recent years significant improvements have been made in diffuse optical tomography (DOT) by using data from multiple wavelengths.

The real-time PCR reaction set up was made in 384 optical well plates with a Freedom Evo Robot (Tecan) and carried out on an ABI 7900HT Fast Real-Time PCR System (Applied Biosystem) with a standard programme (50°cycles5°C*10'/40 cycles 95°C*15" and 60°C*1').

In this paper, we demonstrate microfluidic capillary electrophoresis (CE) devices made in CaF2, for optical detection in a broad spectral range.

P. Read Montague, professor of neuroscience at Baylor College of Medicine, says, "In a sense, every measurement that you make in neuroscience electrophysiological, optical, gene expression, and so on is imaging.

Experimental analyses have been made in a commercial linear optical encoder and show that its measuring error is three times its precision, and wide areas of large measuring uncertainty are present in the frequency span.

We highlight the increasingly diverse and ambitious studies that have been undertaken and review the technological and methodological advances that have been made in the study design, optical probe development, and interpretation and analyses of the haemodynamic response.