79 research outputs found

    Efficient radiation coupling to quantum-well radiation-sensing array via evanescent waves

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    Devices and techniques for using a prism to couple IR radiation to a quantum-well sensor with a polarization substantially perpendicular to the quantum-well layers

    Wavelength division multiplexed optical solitons

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    A technique of setting powers and shape of beams to allow optical solitons to exist on WDM beams in fibers

    Two-dimensional Cascade Investigation of the Maximum Exit Tangential Velocity Component and Other Flow Conditions at the Exit of Several Turbine Blade Designs at Supercritical Pressure Ratios

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    The nature of the flow at the exit of a row of turbine blades for the range of conditions represented by four different blade configurations was evaluated by the conservation-of-momentum principle using static-pressure surveys and by analysis of Schlieren photographs of the flow. It was found that for blades of the type investigated, the maximum exit tangential-velocity component is a function of the blade geometry only and can be accurately predicted by the method of characteristics. A maximum value of exit velocity coefficient is obtained at a pressure ratio immediately below that required for maximum blade loading followed by a sharp drop after maximum blade loading occurs

    Experimental Investigation of a High Subsonic Mach Number Turbine Having High Rotor Blade Suction-surface Diffusion

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    Investigation of high subsonic turbine with high rotor blade suction-surface diffusio

    Method and apparatus for low-loss signal transmission

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    The present invention relates to the field of radio-frequency (RF) waveguides. More specifically, the present invention pertains to a method and apparatus that provides ultra-low-loss RF waveguide structures targeted between approximately 300 GHz and approximately 30 THz. The RF waveguide includes a hollow core and a flexible honeycomb, periodic-bandgap structure surrounding the hollow core. The flexible honeycomb, periodic-bandgap structure is formed of a plurality of tubes formed of a dielectric material such as of low-loss quartz, polyethylene, or high-resistivity silicon. Using the RF waveguide, a user may attach a terahertz signal source to the waveguide and pass signals through the waveguide, while a terahertz signal receiver receives the signals
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