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Here incoming and control signals are of same wavelength and their state of polarization is orthogonal to each other.
Open image in new window Figure 4 Absorption measurements with different etching times for same wavelength range of 200 to 1,000 nm.
Absorption measurement was also carried out for Ag-synthesized samples: type B sample (sample b, sample c, and sample d) with different etching times for same wavelength range of 200 to 1,000 nm as shown in Figure 4.
Absorption measurement was also carried out for Ag-synthesized samples: type-B sample (sample-b, sample-c, and sample-d) with different etching time for same wavelength range of 200 1,000 nm as shown in Fig. 4.
From Euler's resonance theory Ångström deduced a principle of spectrum analysis: that an incandescent gas emits light of the same wavelength as the light it can absorb.
The fluorescent part of the molecule glows continuously, but when the ring closes, the light-absorbing characteristics of the photochromic part are altered -- it absorbs light of the same wavelength that the fluorescent side produces.
The information in a holographic crystal is recorded by an interference pattern--regions of varying brightness and darkness--created by two laser beams of the same wavelength but varying in phase.
He reasoned that the absorption of radiation of a particular wavelength by atoms will stimulate them to emit radiation of the same wavelength.
In this setting the software will search for peaks buried within the baseline and indicate their presence with a short green bar if they are of the same wavelength and are in the same spatial position in both strands of sequence data.
In 1952 he and Basov jointly suggested the maser principle of amplifying and emitting parallel electromagnetic waves that are all in phase and all of the same wavelength.
To read the information, the crystal must be illuminated with laser light of the same wavelength, which scatters off the electrons and interferes with itself to recreate the original interference pattern.
