Sentence examples for optical detector from inspiring English sources

The system consists of a light source (assumed monochromatic), a polarization modulator unit to dither the input polarization, projection optics to illuminate the gold coated prism and further projection optics to the optical detector capable of detecting the modulated component of the returning light.

D. A. B. Miller, M. D. Feuer, T. Y . Chang S. C. Shunk, J. E. Henry, D. J. Burrows, and D. S. Chemla, "Integrated quantum well modulator, field effect transistor, and optical detector," Paper TUE1, Conference on Lasers and Electro-optics, Anaheim April 1988.

The complete experimental sensor system is composed of a light source - tunable laser (Anritsu, Tunics plus CL/WB), a fiber optic coupler/circulator (FOC), the AI-PCFI (relative humidity sensor), an optical detector (PX Instrument Technology, PX2000-306) and a PC with a breath analysis application program, as shown in Fig. 1.

A system to measure the amount of light delivered by fibre optic cables has been developed by the US National Institute of Standards & Technology, which designed the optical detector.

Gol'tsman, G. N. et al. Picosecond superconducting single-photon optical detector.

The process changes the way light travels through the glass – polarising it – and so it can be read using an optical detector.

The bridegroom, who is known as Joe, works in the Lancaster, Pa., office of NanoSciences, a company based in Oxford, Conn., that develops optical detectors used in fiber optics communications, night vision goggles and other applications.

In this context, target is understood as a surface determined by hypothetical optical detectors locations.

The spectral compatibility of the CaWO4 screen, with various existing optical detectors, was investigated after emission spectra measurements.

As reported online August 8 in the journal Cell, using optical detectors, the scientists could precisely measure electrical signals in complex neural circuits in a living fruit fly.

It can be used for optical add drop multiplexing with voltage control, eliminating the current dissipation used for the thermal detuning of microresonators, and for thermoelectric-based ultrafast optical detectors that generate a voltage without transimpedance amplifiers.