- semiconductor-based distributed-feedback
lasers have
typical linewidths on the
order of 1 kHz. The
laser linewidth from
stabilized low-power continuous-wave lasers...
- A
spectral line is a
weaker or
stronger region in an
otherwise uniform and
continuous spectrum. It may
result from
emission or
absorption of
light in a...
- resonator:
spectral line shapes,
generic and
related Airy distributions,
linewidths, finesses, and
performance at low or frequency-dependent reflectivity"...
- node used in
volume CMOS (MOSFET)
semiconductor fabrication.
Printed linewidths (i.e.
transistor gate lengths) can
reach as low as 25 nm on a nominally...
- The
concept of a
linewidth is
borrowed from
laser spectroscopy. The
linewidth of a
laser is a
measure of its
phase noise. The
spectrogram of a
laser is...
- (computing), the rate of data transfer, bit rate or
throughput Spectral linewidth, the
width of an
atomic or
molecular spectral line
Bandwidth may also...
-
extremely long lived;
absorption lineshapes have been
demonstrated with neV
linewidths,
which is the
narrowest bulk
exciton resonance ever observed. The ****ociated...
- multiple-prism beam
expanders became central to the
development of narrow-
linewidth tunable lasers. Also, the use of
these prismatic beam
expanders led to...
- "Asteroseismology of 36
Kepler subgiants – I.
Oscillation frequencies,
linewidths, and amplitudes",
Monthly Notices of the
Royal Astronomical Society, 495...
- oscillator, and is
known as the
linewidth of the resonance.
Heavily damped oscillators tend to have
broad linewidths, and
respond to a
wider range of...
