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Photoelectric detection technology detailed part of ONE
Part Of ONE 1, the detection is through a certain physical way, distinguish the number of measured parameters belong to a certain range, in order to determine whether the measured parameters are qualified or whether the number of parameters exists. The process of comparing the unknown quantity me...Read More -
What is a cryogenic laser
What is a “cryogenic laser”? In fact, it is a laser that needs low temperature operation in the gain medium. The concept of lasers operating at low temperatures is not new: the second laser in history was cryogenic. Initially, the concept was difficult to achieve room temperature operation, and ...Read More -
Quantum efficiency of photodetector breaks theoretical limit
According to the physicists organization network recently reported that Finnish researchers have developed a black silicon photodetector with an external quantum efficiency of 130%, which is the first time that the efficiency of photovoltaic devices exceeds the theoretical limit of 100%, which is...Read More -
The latest research results of organic photodetectors
Researchers have developed and demonstrated new green light absorbing transparent organic photodetectors that are highly sensitive and compatible with CMOS manufacturing methods. Incorporating these new photodetectors into silicone hybrid image sensors could be useful for many applications. These...Read More -
Infrared sensor development momentum is good
Any object with a temperature above absolute zero radiates energy into outer space in the form of infrared light. The sensing technology that uses infrared radiation to measure relevant physical quantities is called infrared sensing technology. Infrared sensor technology is one of the fastest dev...Read More -
Laser principle and its application
Laser refers to the process and instrument of generating collimated, monochromatic, coherent light beams through stimulated radiation amplification and necessary feedback. Basically, laser generation requires three elements: a “resonator,” a “gain medium,” and a “pu...Read More -
What is integrated optics?
The concept of integrated optics was put forward by Dr. Miller of Bell Laboratories in 1969. Integrated optics is a new subject which studies and develops optical devices and hybrid optical electronic device systems using integrated methods on the basis of optoelectronics and microelectronics. Th...Read More -
Principle of laser cooling and its application to cold atoms
Principle of laser cooling and its application to cold atoms In cold atom physics, a lot of experimental work requires controlling particles (imprisoning ionic atoms, such as atomic clocks), slowing them down, and improving measurement accuracy. With the development of laser technology, laser coo...Read More -
Introduction to photodetectors
A photodetector is a device that converts light signals into electrical signals. In a semiconductor photodetector, the photo-generated carrier excited by the incident photon enters the external circuit under the applied bias voltage and forms a measurable photocurrent. Even at the maximum respons...Read More -
What is an ultrafast laser
A. The concept of ultrafast lasers Ultrafast lasers usually refer to mode-locked lasers used to emit ultra-short pulses, for example, pulses of femtosecond or picosecond duration. A more accurate name would be ultrashort pulse laser. Ultrashort pulse lasers are almost mode-locked lasers, but the ...Read More -
Concept and classification of nanolasers
Nanolaser is a kind of micro and nano device which is made of nanomaterials such as nanowire as a resonator and can emit laser under photoexcitation or electrical excitation. The size of this laser is often only hundreds of microns or even tens of microns, and the diameter is up to the nanometer ...Read More -
Laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy
Laser-Induced Breakdown Spectroscopy (LIBS), also known as Laser-Induced Plasma Spectroscopy (LIPS), is a fast spectral detection technique. By focusing the laser pulse with high energy density on the surface of the target of the tested sample, the plasma is generated by ablation excitation, and ...Read More
