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Dielectric glasses

These electromagnetic waves are very sensitive to any change in the boundary—for example, to the adsorption of molecules onto the metal surface. SPR has measured the absorption of material onto planar metal surfaces (typically Au, Ag, Cu, Ti, or Cr) or onto metal nanoparticles and is used in many color-based biosensor applications and lab-on-a-chip sensors. To observe SPR, the complex dielectric constants e1 of the metal and s2 of the dielectric (glass or air) must satisfy the conditions Re(ei) < 0 and > e21,... [Pg.685]

The microcrystalline layer of lead(II) sulphide deposited on a dielectric (glass or quartz) plate may serve as an example of a photoresistor applied in the wavelength range above 700 nm. Photodiodes are made of two or three layers of semiconducting materials containing suitable admixtures. Silicon photodiodes are used in the UV-VIS range... [Pg.32]

As discussed above for both processes, the temperature dependence of the relaxation rates follows the VFT equation. From the estimated parameters, a dielectric glass transition temperature can be calculated by =T fp= 10 Hz). An analysis using all the concentrations of LDH shows that the average difference in the glass transition temperature of both processes is ca. 10 K [48]. [Pg.242]

As Figure 10.7 shows, one observes a displacement D of the incident light beam after passage through the dielectric (glass) medium. This displacement can be calculated from the expression... [Pg.153]

In principle, many chemical approaches exist for the preparation of quantum dot clusters. Qassical preparative methods include wet colloidal techniques, growth in dielectric glass matrices, and growth in polymers. In these materials, however, cluster or particle sizes are usually nonuniform, and agglomeration of... [Pg.355]

Both AC and DC PDFs have been used to produce fuU-color, flat-panel large area dot-matrix devices. PDP systems operate in a memory mode. Memory operation is achieved through the use of a thick-fihn current-limiting series capacitor at each cell site. The internal cell memory capability eliminates the need for a refresh scan. The cell memory holds an image until it is erased. This eliminates flicker because each cell operates at a duty cycle of one. The series cell capacitor in an AC-PDP is fabricated using a thick-film screen-printed dielectric glass, as illustrated in Fig. 7.41. The gap separation between the two substrates is typically 4 mil. The surface of the thick-fihn dielectric is coated with a thin-film dielectric material such as magnesium oxide. [Pg.574]

D Glass. This is an improved dielectric glass developed for high performance electronic applications. Although the mechanical properties of... [Pg.21]

A typical, simple temperature-domain spectrum band b shown in Figure 7. where tbe dielectric glass transhioo b shown for a conventional plasticized poly(vinyl chloride) compound in e and a representation. In thb compound tbe ohmic conductivity (10 "-10 " S/m) b not too lar to obscure tbe dielectric loss (c (r)) peak. The exponentially... [Pg.664]

Table 6. Results of DRS measurements for the a relaxation relaxation strength, shape parameter, (both at 263K), VTF parameters B and T, dielectric glass transition temperature, Tg dieb 4 kinetic free volume fraction at for selected samples of Table 5 [55]... Table 6. Results of DRS measurements for the a relaxation relaxation strength, shape parameter, (both at 263K), VTF parameters B and T, dielectric glass transition temperature, Tg dieb 4 kinetic free volume fraction at for selected samples of Table 5 [55]...

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