Sentence examples for wavelength bandwidth from inspiring English sources

The power differences of two ports of waveguide are lower than 10% with 80 nm wavelength bandwidth.

The main principle is to chop the neutron beam to limit the neutron wavelength bandwidth at the neutron detector.

A related coherence length Δl can also be defined as c/Δν = λ2/Δλ2, in which c is the velocity of light, λ is the wavelength, and Δλ the wavelength bandwidth.

A new data acquisition system permits the use of larger data files with a larger wavelength bandwidth at higher time-of-flight resolution.

Attractive merits of the new design are high efficiency, high extinction ratio, wide incident wavelength bandwidth for TE polarization, and wide angular range for TM polarization.

Using the approximation and the antitheses, we analyze the influences of the wavelength bandwidth on the measured wind velocity and atmospheric temperature.

The measurements are carried out in the visible (400 to 800 nm in wavelength) and near-infrared (1 to 2 μ m in wavelength) bandwidths.

Commercial interferometric microscopes generally employ "narrowband" illumination with temporal coherence lengths of tens of microns (wavelength bandwidths of 10 50 nm) or white light "broadband" sources with temporal coherence lengths as short as 1 µm [ 5].

Each light path has a unit-wavelength bandwidth, and multiple sub-wavelength demands may share a common light path.

(a) Phase matched wavelength and bandwidth for the different poling periods as a function of the temperature.

The OSA is used to display the transmission and reflection spectrum to give the Bragg wavelength _B, bandwidth and power dip.