Three-dimensional contour map holodisplay of the heart's electric field

Antalóczy, Z; Bukosza, I.; Füzessy, Z.; Gyimesi, F.

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“…(2) Solid state lasers cannot be cooled fast enough to produce the fastrepetition rate needed for practical power generation. (3) Flash lamps and discs needed for Nd-glass amplifiers are expensive and have practical maintenance problems.…”

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1991

Lasers and Optical Engineering

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There are too many applications of optics and lasers in engineering, and we have already mentioned some of them in the course of this book. In this part, we will consider some of these applications in detail. Section 4.2 considers only conventional optical engineering, i.e., the camera, the microscope, the telescope, etc. Fiber-optics and integrated optics are elaborated on in Section 4.3. This is followed by optical signal processing and the different industrial and medical applications oflasers. The final section (4.6) includes three topics, i.e., optical interconnection, optical computing, and Star War. P. Das, Lasers and Optical Engineering

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“…3.8(a) shows the intensity pictun:s for the first six modes of a square channel with parameters as shown inFig. 4.3.8(b).…”

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