1979
DOI: 10.1016/0020-0891(79)90086-1
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Optimized PVF2 targets for infrared vidicon camera tubes

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“…⌬A`ϭ 278.207 Ϫ 2755.75⌬g 11 , of an initial value of ⌬A`ϭ 27.8207 mT. Another two experimental points lie on another parallel line of an initial value of ⌬A`ϭ 30.0 mT.…”
Section: Magnetic Susceptibilitymentioning
confidence: 98%
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“…⌬A`ϭ 278.207 Ϫ 2755.75⌬g 11 , of an initial value of ⌬A`ϭ 27.8207 mT. Another two experimental points lie on another parallel line of an initial value of ⌬A`ϭ 30.0 mT.…”
Section: Magnetic Susceptibilitymentioning
confidence: 98%
“…where A is 0.45; B is 1.39; Y p , Y bp are the concentrations of polarons and bipolarons, respec- C imp ) 1/3 is the typical separation between impurities whose concentration is C imp ⅐ ϭ ( 11 Ќ 2 ) 1/3 is the average decay length of a polaron and bipolaron wave function, and 11 and Ќ are the decay lengths parallel and perpendicular to the polymer chain, respectively. According to the calculation of Bredas and colleagues, 28 the extension of the defect should be the same for polarons and bipolarons.…”
Section: Electric Conductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…49 Comparison of the characteristics of pyrovidicons based on triglycine sulfate crystals and PVDF films have shown that the sensitivity of the former is only 30% higher, while PVDF has a significant advantage as regards resolving power. 50 The Siemens company has reported that PVDF is likely to be useful as a material for passive IR detectors. 51 The latter may be used to record the presence of a heat source, the directions and distances between the detector and the heat source, and also the rate of movement of the latter.…”
Section: Thermal Radiation Sensors Based On Piezofilmsmentioning
confidence: 99%