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Projection lighting

After the negative has been fixed, a positive image is produced by projecting light through the negative onto photographic paper. ( American Chemical Society. Courtesy of R. N. Zare, Stanford University, Chemistry Dept.)... [Pg.449]

Hopkins, D.A., McLean, J.H. and Takeuchi, Y. (1981) Amygdalotegmental projections light and electron... [Pg.561]

We consider only the case that the kinetic terms Fi(p , Py, 4>) and F2ip , Py, 4>) depend linearly on the light intensity 4>- This covers both the photosensitive BZ reaction and the CDIMA reaction, see Sect. 13.7.1. The influence of the projected light is additive if /j and /2 are constants otherwise it is multiplicative. We assume that the system (13.157) has a unique steady state (Pn 4>), Py 4>)) which is stable. This requires that conditions (1.27) are satisfied, i.e., the trace of the Jacobian matrix... [Pg.411]

In a reflective cell the projection light passes through the LC layer twice, and in some cases this can increase the scattering... [Pg.226]

C.V. White, 0. Mikkelsen, and D. Roha, "Status of the Alcoa Carbothermic Aluminum Project," Light Metals, (2012), 81-88. [Pg.312]

Fig. 2. Projection lithography, (a) Schematic diagram illustrating the essential components in a projection exposure tool, (b) Optical elements in a modern projection exposure tool used for device manufacturing. The additional components enhance the precision of the projected light image by correcting for optical aberrations and distortions (12). Fig. 2. Projection lithography, (a) Schematic diagram illustrating the essential components in a projection exposure tool, (b) Optical elements in a modern projection exposure tool used for device manufacturing. The additional components enhance the precision of the projected light image by correcting for optical aberrations and distortions (12).
These devices are called liquid crystal light valves (LCLVs), and projection LC display systems used in the LCLV are shown in Fig. 6.27 [93]. In drawing figures, the option of YAG Nd lasers, GaAs semiconductor lasers, or Ar or He-Ne gas lasers can be used. As a projection light source, the option of halogen, xenon, mercury arc lamps, or the like can be used. The size of the screen can be as large as 2.5 m X 2.5 m. [Pg.163]


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