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LED Light emitting diode MAP Microwave-assisted Process ... [Pg.756]

Although the element is a metalloid, the long, brittle, crystals have a metallic shine. The white, tasteless oxide (arsenic trioxide As203) has been famous and notorious ("inheritance powder") even after centuries traces can be found in bodies. The arsenic compound "Salvarsan" was first used by Paul Ehrlich for the treatment of syphilis — the start of chemotherapy. Popular today as a semiconducting material. Component of LEDs (light-emitting diodes) and lasers. Arsenic hardens lead, used earlier in letter-press printing, today only for lead shot. [Pg.51]

Scenario 3 This phase would roughly comprise of post-2020 period. In this period, the key event expected to happen would be larger penetration of light emitting diode (LED)-based lamps as their prices would become competitive as compared to present prices of CFL. The prices of CFL as a result are expected to fall further. It is thus desirable to implement the master plan in phases, as when the LED lighting becomes affordable at competitive price, the off take of CFLs/FTLs would slow down and plateau out. As LED lamps do not contain mercury, the elaborate recycling system would not be required for the end-of-life LED lamps. [Pg.437]

It is however, desired to implement the master plan in phases, as when the LED lighting becomes affordable at competitive price, the off take of CFLs/FTLs would slow down and plateau out. As LED lamps do not contain mercury, the elaborate recycling system would not be required for the end-of-life LED lamps. [Pg.438]

FLIM systems can be purchased as an add-on for a standard fluorescence microscope. Such a system will consist of a CCD camera coupled to a modulatable image intensifier, an LED light source, and driver electronics. This system will modulate the LED and image intensifier while shifting the phase between them as it takes a series of images (Fig. 2.1). [Pg.81]

A smart sensor chip was presented by Texas Instruments171. It includes an LED light source, a photodiode, a chemically sensitive waveguide and an inert reference waveguide. It is schematically shown in Figure 7. [Pg.37]

Schlain L., Spar S., Continuous arterial blood gas monitoring with transmitted light sensors and LED light sources, Proc. SPIE 2131 452 (1994). [Pg.433]

Figure 11.9. NW LED. (a) Crossed InP nanowire LED. (top) Three-dimensional (3D) plot of light intensity of the electroluminescence from a crossed NW LED. Light is only observed around the crossing region, (bottom) 3D atomic force microscope image of a crossed NW LED. (inset) Photoluminescence image of a crossed NW junction, (b-c) Multicolor nanoLED array, (b) Schematic of a tricolor nanoLED array assembled by crossing one n-GaN, n-CdS, and n-CdS NW with a p-Si NW. The array was obtained by fluidic assembly and photolithography with ca. 5- xm separation between NW emitters, (c) Normalized EL spectra obtained from the three elements. [Reprinted with permission from Ref. 59. Copyright 2005 Wiley-VCH Verlag.]... Figure 11.9. NW LED. (a) Crossed InP nanowire LED. (top) Three-dimensional (3D) plot of light intensity of the electroluminescence from a crossed NW LED. Light is only observed around the crossing region, (bottom) 3D atomic force microscope image of a crossed NW LED. (inset) Photoluminescence image of a crossed NW junction, (b-c) Multicolor nanoLED array, (b) Schematic of a tricolor nanoLED array assembled by crossing one n-GaN, n-CdS, and n-CdS NW with a p-Si NW. The array was obtained by fluidic assembly and photolithography with ca. 5- xm separation between NW emitters, (c) Normalized EL spectra obtained from the three elements. [Reprinted with permission from Ref. 59. Copyright 2005 Wiley-VCH Verlag.]...
Figure 11.15. Schematics of the optical arrangement and temperature probes for the Cr+ fluorescence lifetime-based fiber optic thermometers. F = short-pass optical filter Fa = bandpass or long-pass optical filter LD = laser diode LED = light emitting diode S = the fluorescence material used as sensing element vm = signal to modulate the output intensity of the excitation light source v/= the detected fluorescence response from the sensing element. Figure 11.15. Schematics of the optical arrangement and temperature probes for the Cr+ fluorescence lifetime-based fiber optic thermometers. F = short-pass optical filter Fa = bandpass or long-pass optical filter LD = laser diode LED = light emitting diode S = the fluorescence material used as sensing element vm = signal to modulate the output intensity of the excitation light source v/= the detected fluorescence response from the sensing element.
GaAs is expected to be used for ICs (Integrated Circuit), FETs (Field Effect Transistor), LEDs (Light Emitting Diode), semiconductor lasers, and as the base material for IC. To put GaAs to practical use, the following points have to be examined in detail ... [Pg.231]

Printing processes PRINTING PROCESSES] (Vol 20) use of LEDs [LIGHT GENERATION - LIGHT-EMITTING DIODES] (Vol 15)... [Pg.811]


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