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A polarization sensitive interferometer: Delta interferometer
A new type of polarization sensitive interferometer is proposed, named the Delta interferometer, inspired by its geometry resembling the Greek letter Delta. The main difference between the Delta interferometer and other existing interferometers, such as Michelson, Mach–Zehnder and Young’s double-slit interferometers, is that the two interfering paths ...
Chao-Qi 超奇 Wei 卫 +9 more
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Chronology of Fabry-Perot Interferometer Fiber-Optic Sensors and Their Applications: A Review
Optical fibers have been involved in the area of sensing applications for more than four decades. Moreover, interferometric optical fiber sensors have attracted broad interest for their prospective applications in sensing temperature, refractive index ...
Muhammad M. Ali +2 more
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Temperature Sensors Based on Polymer Fiber Optic Interferometer
Temperature measurements are of great importance in many fields of human activities, including industry, technology, and science. For example, obtaining a certain temperature value or a sudden change in it can be the primary control marker of a chemical ...
Malgorzata Szczerska
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Einstein’s Elevator: World Lines, Michelson–Morley Experiment and Relativistic Paradox
We all have in mind Einstein’s famous thought experiment in the elevator where we observe the free fall of a body, and then the trajectory of a light ray.
Mathieu Rouaud
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IntroductionThe study aim was to test the safety and efficacy of a pad with optic fibers developed for monitoring newborn respiratory rate (RR) and heart rate (HR).MethodsThirty New Zealand White rabbits were included, divided by weight into three groups.
Jakub Cubík +13 more
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High-Sensitivity Quantum-Enhanced Interferometers
High-sensitivity interferometers are one of the basic tools for precision measurement, and their sensitivity is limited by their shot noise limit (SNL), which is determined by vacuum fluctuations of the probe field.
Juan Yu +3 more
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Squeezing in Gravitational Wave Detectors
Injecting optical squeezed states of light, a technique known as squeezing, is now a tool for gravitational wave detection. Its ability to reduce quantum noise is helping to reveal more gravitational wave transients, expanding the catalog of observations
Sheila E. Dwyer +2 more
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Vibration compensation of wavelength scanning interferometer for in-process surface inspection [PDF]
A vibration stabilized Wavelength Scanning Interferometer (WSI) is developed for online or in-process measurement purposes. This paper describes the vibration compensation part of the WSI system.
Gao, F. +2 more
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Abstract The transmission of light through sub-wavelength apertures (zero-mode waveguides, ZMW) in metal films is well-explored. It introduces both an amplitude modulation as well as a phase shift to the oscillating electromagnetic field.
Abbas Ghaffari +4 more
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Review of acoustical and optical techniques to measure absolute salinity of seawater
The salinity of seawater is of fundamental importance in climate studies, and the measurement of the variable requires high accuracy and precision in order to be able to resolve its typically small variations in the oceans with depth and over long-time ...
Marc Le Menn, Rajesh Nair
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