"paths of illumination" is a correct and usable expression in written English.
It typically refers to metaphysical or spiritual guidance and journey, so it can be used to express a deep, internal sense of purpose and understanding. For example: "As I followed the paths of illumination, I slowly began to learn more about my true self."
Orthogonal solar cells, a subgroup of the third generation solar cells, are an extension of the thin film solar cells and operate based on the principle of perpendicular path of illumination with respect to photocarrier collection path [2, 3].
The sequential (SC) mode of ZEMAX was used for paraxial and lens design, and the optical paths for illumination and imaging were designed separately.
Decoupling paths of carrier collection and illumination within photovoltaic devices is one promising approach for improving their efficiency by simultaneously increasing light absorption and carrier collection efficiency.
The resulting geometric separation of illumination and imaging paths is necessary for good imaging contrast; any violation leads to impaired image quality.
For separate illumination of each quadrant, the light paths of LEDs were separated by light-tight walls in a cylinder with air ducts.
The illumination and imaging paths of the wavefront sensor were not apodized, using full circular pupils both in the illumination and imaging paths.
The probe of the thermocouple was carefully submerged into the solution and kept away from the illumination path of the laser light.
We assume that the illumination and detection paths of the system share a limiting circular aperture, defining the coherent point-spread-function (PSF) h c (r ).
Those rare moments of illumination began affecting us so deeply that they changed our life paths.
The experiment exposed the cortex to a total of 2000 s of illumination at 63 W (10 V) from our tungsten-halogen lamp, with the light path as described.
