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Showing 1 to 9 of 9 for “"photo-detectors"”.

  1. An integrated circuit for feedback control & compensation of an organic LED display

    … A solution has been proposed which uses organic photo-detectors and optical feedback to control the desired luminosity on a per-pixel basis. This thesis demonstrates the design and fabrication of an integrated silicon control chip and an organic pixel/imaging array, which together form a stable, …

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  2. Interrogation of fibre optic sensors

    … is an arrayed waveguide grating with integral photo-detectors providing a number of amplified electrical outputs. It is used to interrogate fibre Bragg grating and interferometric sensors. Using the properties of polarisation maintainability in high-birefringent fibre an interrogating …

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  3. STRUCTURAL INFLUENCES ON INTENSITY INTERFEROMETRY CORRELATION

    … surfaces. The deficiencies of II are overcome as photo detectors become more sensitive and computers more powerful. In recognition of this possibility this dissertation investigates how the deformation of a large optical surface would influence the accuracy of II. This research first involved …

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  4. Ocean sensors - for marine environmental monitoring

    … thesis, a simple, low cost double beam spectrophotometer for use in a nitrite sensor for sea water analysis is presented. The sensor uses a colorimetric method to determinate nitrite concentration in sea water, based on Greiss reaction that forms as Azo dye whose absorbance is measured at a …

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  5. Optical Enhancement in Periodic Plasmonic Gratings for SERS and Metal-Semiconductor-Metal Photodetectors (MSM-PDs) Applications

    … on the efficiency of metal-semiconductor-metal photodetectors (MSM PDs) and the sensitivity of Surface Enhanced Raman Spectroscopy (SERS). This research can benefit many areas of nanoscience and optics, including plasmonic applications, such as, super lenses, nano-scale optical circuits, optical …

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  6. III-V compositionally graded buffers for heterostructure integration

    … light emitting diodes, solid state lasers, photovoltaics, and photo-detectors. However, the range of compositions used in these applications is often limited to the range of InyGa₁-yAs compositions which are lattice matched to elementary or binary semiconductor substrates. Additionally, the …

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  7. Integrated Inp Photonic Switches

    Photonic switches are becoming key components in advanced optical networks because of the large variety of applications that they can perform. One of the key advantages of photonic switches is that they redirect or convert light without having to make any optical to electronic conversions and vice …

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  8. Quantum Information Processing with Continuous Variables and Atomic Ensembles

    … with the physical resources such as the average photon number and the computational resources such as the number of queries that are used in estimation procedures. Here, we reconcile the physical definition of the relevant resources used in parameter estimation with the information-theoretical …

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  9. Superconducting Microwave Resonators for Low Loss Sensor Applications

    … important applications, including as photon detectors, filter-banks, parametric amplifiers and increasingly as part of quantum circuits for qubit readout. The next generation of astronomy will require resonators that are very low in loss to create highly sensitive kinetic inductance …

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