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High resolution staring arrays answering compact MW and LW applications
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F. Pistone
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P. Tribolet
Veröffentlicht/Copyright:
1. Juni 2006
Published Online: 2006-6-1
Published in Print: 2006-6-1
© 2006 SEP, Warsaw
Artikel in diesem Heft
- Quantum structures for multiband photon detection
- High resolution staring arrays answering compact MW and LW applications
- Characterization of semiconductor laser frequency chirp based on signal distortion in dispersive optical fiber
- Nanometer-scale displacement sensing using self-mixing interferometry with a correlation-based signal processing technique
- CW mode locked Nd:YVO4 laser pumped by 20-W laser diode bar
- Study on the possibilities of controlling the laser output beam properties by an intracavity deformable mirror
- One dimensional model of dye-doped nematic layer for holography
- Low-frequency noises as a tool for UV detector characterisation
- Impressing technology of optical Bragg’s gratings on planar optical sol-gel waveguides
Schlagwörter für diesen Artikel
infrared detectors;
third generation;
Sofradir;
HgCdTe;
QWIP;
small pitch
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Artikel in diesem Heft
- Quantum structures for multiband photon detection
- High resolution staring arrays answering compact MW and LW applications
- Characterization of semiconductor laser frequency chirp based on signal distortion in dispersive optical fiber
- Nanometer-scale displacement sensing using self-mixing interferometry with a correlation-based signal processing technique
- CW mode locked Nd:YVO4 laser pumped by 20-W laser diode bar
- Study on the possibilities of controlling the laser output beam properties by an intracavity deformable mirror
- One dimensional model of dye-doped nematic layer for holography
- Low-frequency noises as a tool for UV detector characterisation
- Impressing technology of optical Bragg’s gratings on planar optical sol-gel waveguides
