Identification of Pollens From Polymer Particles Levitating in an RF Plasma by the Polarization Imaging Method

Inoue, Tomoyoshi; Sanpei, Akio; Kawade, Yasutaka; Suzuki, Masashi; Ochiai, Ryotaro; Awatsuji, Yasuhiro

doi:10.1109/tps.2021.3105559

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“…23) Finally, to extend the present work to diagnose high-temperature plasmas, we plan to adapt pinhole ultraviolet or soft X-ray detectors [24][25][26][27] to obtain the 3D distribution of the soft X-ray emission. By combining polarization imaging and spectroscopy techniques, 28,29) we may infer the 3D magnetic configuration of high-temperature plasmas. SI1009-6…”

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Three-dimensional reconstruction of large non-uniform surface wave plasma using multi-lens array attached to a single viewing port

Ninomiya

Sanpei

Niimoto

et al. 2022

Jpn. J. Appl. Phys.

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A new passive monitoring system applied to large surface wave plasmas (SWP) is experimentally tested. In the first experiment, spatial distributions of the electron density and temperature are measured using double probes. Subsequently, an integral photography with deconvolution techniques is applied to identify the three-dimensional emissivity distribution of SWP. The result obtained from the first experiment seems to identify the localization of SWP around the antenna launching an 860-MHz microwave.

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Three-dimensional reconstruction of large non-uniform surface wave plasma using multi-lens array attached to a single viewing port

Ninomiya

Sanpei

Niimoto

et al. 2022

Jpn. J. Appl. Phys.

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Motion-Picture Recording of Light Pulses With Ultrashort Time Difference by Polarization Camera

Inoue

Nagao

Matsunaka

et al. 2022

IEEE Photon. Technol. Lett.

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Recent Advances in Imaging of Light Propagation with Light-in-Flight Recording by Holography

Inoue,

Kakue,

Nishio

et al. 2023

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In the last few decades, there have been several advances in ultrafast imaging of light propagation with light-in-flight recording by holography (LIF holography), which can capture light propagation as a motion picture with a single shot in principle. Here, we review the recent advances in LIF holography by considering the perspectives of various development of functional imaging techniques and evaluation of LIF holography with numerical simulation methods. The methods for recording multiple motion pictures such as a space-division multiplexing, a pixel-by-pixel-based space-division multiplexing, and an angular multiplexing technique are added extend the capability of LIF holography. The numerical simulation models used for investigating the image characteristics of LIF hologram are discussed. Finally, a summary and conclusion of recent advances in LIF holography is presented.

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Identification of Pollens From Polymer Particles Levitating in an RF Plasma by the Polarization Imaging Method

Cited by 3 publications

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Three-dimensional reconstruction of large non-uniform surface wave plasma using multi-lens array attached to a single viewing port

Three-dimensional reconstruction of large non-uniform surface wave plasma using multi-lens array attached to a single viewing port

Motion-Picture Recording of Light Pulses With Ultrashort Time Difference by Polarization Camera

Recent Advances in Imaging of Light Propagation with Light-in-Flight Recording by Holography

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