Titlebook: Optical Sensors and Microsystems; New Concepts, Materi Sergio Martellucci,Arthur N. Chester,Anna Grazia M Book 2000 Springer Science+Busine

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A. W. Domanski age as well as other axes of social power and oppression. These factors tend to accentuate the gender energy gap, while energy access remains an important tool to improve women’s livelihoods. The chapter thus adopts an intersectional approach to the gender-energy poverty nexus across 20 Sub-Saharan

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B. Rose,S. G. Hanson,H.T. Yurares the future energy system to be affordable, reliable, and sustainable. The complexity of the challenge lies in how the energy transition can develop along with the societal needs, creating the necessary support for the change to happen and enabling cooperative frameworks between the government an

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978-1-4757-7279-1Springer Science+Business Media New York 2000

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https://doi.org/10.1007/b115495Laser; Optics; Phase; Sensor; Wave; design; electronics; optoelectronics; semiconductor; spectroscopy; ultraso

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Optical Sensors and Microsystems Using Liquid Crystalst much shorter response times than other LC’s. As to the ways of increasing ruggedness and compactness of LC devices, a viable route appears to be that of exploiting the characteristics of the polymer-dispersed LC’s: these composite materials, besides alleviating the alignment problems, lend themsel

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The Stretch-and-write Technique for Fabrication of Fiber Bragg-grating Arraysecision, repeatability and the possibility of using only one detecting system due to easy multiplexing with grating arrays..Another example of application presented is the construction of a transmission pass-band filter, applied to suppress the first side lobes in a laser diode spectrum. The used te

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Crlorinated Hydrocarbons Trace Detection in Water by Sparging and Laser IR Gas Phase Detectionelegth modulation mode...The experimental results demonstrated the possibility of selectively detecting 1 ppm levels of chlorocarbons in water with less than 10 minutes total analysis time. A detection limit lower than 50 ppb should be obtained by more sensitive operational modes of the TDLAS system