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Pore-Engineered Luminescent MOF Sensors for PFAS Recognition in Water. [PDF]
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Multidimensional luminescence measurements
Analytical Chemistry, 1985Abstract : Luminescence spectroscopy has long been recognized as a tool for the quantitative and qualitative identification of a wide range of molecular systems. However, the resolving power of these techniques is often limited for similar compounds because absorption and emission peaks are typically broad banded and leads to overlapping spectra.
Isiah M. Warner +2 more
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Enhancements in Luminescence Measurement Techniques
Radiation Protection Dosimetry, 2002New developments in the Risø TL/OSL system includes a software controlled heater fitted underneath the beta source to enable irradiation of samples at an elevated temperature. This allows investigations of competition effects from thermally shallow traps and centres. Significant additional software developments include the facility to vary linearly the
Bøtter-Jensen, L. +3 more
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Developments in luminescence measurement techniques
Radiation Measurements, 2006Abstract We report on our continuing investigation and development of new measurement facilities for use in irradiation, optical stimulation and luminescence signal detection; these facilities have potential application to all forms of luminescence-based retrospective dosimetry, and are particularly intended for use with the Riso TL/OSL reader.
Thomsen, K.J. +4 more
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Luminescence measurements with CCDs
IECON '98. Proceedings of the 24th Annual Conference of the IEEE Industrial Electronics Society (Cat. No.98CH36200), 2002A multi-parametric measurement system of low light intensity based on a CCD is evaluated in this article. The light arrives through several optic fibres from the corresponding sample or chemical sensor phase, where the luminous phenomenon is produced.
C. Cagigal +3 more
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Detrimental nonlocality in luminescence measurements
Journal of Applied Physics, 2017Luminescence studies are used to investigate the local properties of various light-emitting materials. A critical issue of these studies is presented that the signals often lack all advantages of luminescence-studies of high locality, and may originate from an extended spatial region of even a few millimeters in size or the whole sample, i.e., places ...
Mariusz Pluska, Andrzej Czerwinski
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Femtosecond luminescence measurements in GaAs
Solid State Communications, 1986Abstract We report luminescence measurements in GaAs with femtosecond time resolution. This represents more than an order-of-magnitude improvement over previous luminescence measurements and allows us to study initial relaxation processes of photoexcited carriers.
Dominique Block +2 more
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Luminescent thermometry for aerodynamic measurements
Review of Scientific Instruments, 1994A luminescent temperature sensitive paint containing the molecule rhodamine B base in a silicone polymer paint has been developed that utilizes video imaging detection to produce temperature maps of an entire surface from luminescence intensity measurements.
Jean Gallery +5 more
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Time-resolved measurements of luminescence
Journal of Luminescence, 2013Abstract Luminescence sensing and imaging has become more widespread in recent years in a variety of industries including the biomedical and environmental fields. Measurements of luminescence lifetime hold inherent advantages over intensity-based response measurements, and advances in both technology and methods have enabled their use in a broader ...
Bradley B. Collier, Michael J. McShane
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