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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Thermometry techniques"”.
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Transient intra- and extra-cellular thermometry as probes of thermogenesis
… every biochemical reaction in cellular milieu. Thermometry in tissues has proven useful in understanding thermoregulatory neuronal circuits and cancer metabolism. In contrast, intracellular temperature changes are relatively less explored. Theoretical temperature changes in intracellular …
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Development of novel laser diagnostic techniques for the quantitative study of premixed flames
… development and application of laser diagnostic techniques for accurate temperature measurements and for the determination of flamefront properties in premixed flames that can serve as input data for computational fluid dynamical (CFD) models in technical combustion. The work comprises of a …
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Exploring potential mechanisms responsible for observed changes of ultrasonic backscattered energy with temperature variations
… for controlling the exposures. Ultrasound thermometry techniques have been proposed, such as tracking echo shifts or correlating the changes in backscattered energy (CBE) with temperature. Previous studies have provided the observation that the ultrasonic backscattered energy from a tissue …
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Determining Energy Relaxation Length Scales in Two-Dimensional Electron Gases
… Recent efforts have been made to develop thermometry techniques that are directly sensitive to Te. These techniques include using the thermopower of quantum point contacts and the Coulomb blockade of quantum dots. However, these techniques have issues with the ease and reliability of …
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Assessing the performance and reliability of GaN based electronics via optical and electrical methods
… device's quality and lifetime. Until now Raman thermometry has shown to be the most accurate method to estimate the junction temperature. This method, however, is limited to a point measurement and sometimes may be limited by its optical access. Furthermore, the ability to monitor the transient …