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- Pulsar taken at 800 nm wavelength (near-infrared) using a Lucky Imaging camera from Cambridge University, showing the bright pulse and fainter interpulse....
- with the shortest orbital period. Video – Crab Pulsarbright pulse and interpulse. Video – Vela pulsar – X-ray light. Video – Artist's impression of AR...
- pulses (3–10 kHz) separated by a slight pause (1–3 milliseconds). The interpulse periods (IPPs) are varied depending on the level of light; in darker situations...
- a_{t}} , and (3) a delay until the next excitation pulse (here called interpulse delay d 1 {\displaystyle d_{1}} ). This sequence is repeated back-to-back...
- that those do not overlap each other in time. On the other hand, the interpulse rate must be fast enough to provide sufficient samples for the desired...
- the two signals together. This technique became known as "Supernumary Interpulse Modulation" (SIM). These were broadcast from low-power portable transmitters...
- that communicate via the time between spikes are also referred to as interpulse interval codes, and have been supported by recent studies. Neurons exhibit...
- with a start-end frequency range of 143–78 Hz with individual pulses and interpulse intervals ranging between 0.4 and 0.7 seconds and 0.6–1.3 seconds respectively...
- pulsecorresponds to a specific base. In 2010 it was shown that the interpulse distance in control and methylated samples are different, and there is...
- for PSR B1937+21, there are two peaks observed, known as the pulse and interpulse. PSR B1937+21 is unusual among pulsars in that it occasionally produces...