Sentence examples for transmitting wavelength from inspiring English sources
Both wire and rib waveguides are designed from its fabrication parameters for single-mode wave propagation at a transmitting wavelength of 1.55 μm.
Single mode photonic wires at 1.31 μm transmitting wavelength are designed for both TE and TM polarizations and finally, the matrix method is employed along with the conformal mapping technique to determine the bending loss of the curved photonic wires for different radii of curvature.
The MTT-formazan crystals, which are formed only by live cells, were dissolved in 100 μl dimethyl sulfoxide (DMSO), enabling the optical density of each well to be measured using an ELISA reader at a transmitting wavelength of 570 nm.
To achieve high EIRP the antenna dimensions should be several times larger than the largest transmitted wavelength.
Sometimes part of the transmitted wave travels to the receiver by reflection off a smooth boundary whose edge irregularities are only a fraction of the transmitted wavelength.
This instrument has 488 nm and 635 nm lasers, and employs long pass, short pass, and bandwith filters that transmit wavelengths 530/30 nm (FL1), 585/42 nm (FL2), 670 nm (FL3), and 661/16 nm (FL4).
The intense blue fluorescence was only visible when viewed with emission filters that transmitted wavelengths from 413 nm to 483 nm.
Upstream data is transmitted through wavelength conversion between pump wavelength and continuous wave light sent from central office (CO) using cross gain modulation (XGM) in RSOA.
The concept of transmitting multiple wavelengths is also nothing new, having its origins as early as the 1930s in a series of experiments by a French scientist dealing with propagation of light through mirrored tubes.
Heavy-metal fluoride glasses, on the other hand, transmit wavelengths up to about 7 micrometres, while some chalcogenide glasses transmit as far as 18 micrometres properties that make them transparent into the middle infrared region.
The combination of a short-pass filter (Edmund Optics, NT 47-588) positioned after the sample transmits wavelengths shorter than 780 nm.
