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Luminescence Lifetime Imaging with Transparent Oxygen Optodes
From: PCO AGDescription: Due to the modular luminescence lifetime imaging system (MOLLI) that has been developed within the last few years, it is possible to use oxygen sensors that are not optically isolated. Transparent ...
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Novel Method for Instantaneous, Quantitative Measurement of Molecular Mixing in Gaseous Flows
From: PCO AGDescription: We describe a novel method for making instantaneous, quantitative, planar measurements of fluid mixed at the molecular level in gaseous flows. The method relies on the effective oxygen quenching of ...
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Opthalmoscope Enters Digital Age
From: PCO AGDescription: A smart ophthalmoscope that takes digital photographs of the back of the eye is being developed in the UK. When commercialized, the instrument will enable opticians to email electronic images of a ...
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PLIF Technique for Fuel Visualization in Engines and Its Role in Retrofit Technology
From: PCO AGDescription: A problem in large-bore, slow-speed, natural gas two-stoke cycle engines is poor incylinder mixing processes caused by ineffective fuel delivery. Engines in this class are used primarily for power ...
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Red Enables Cell Membrane Study
From: PCO AGDescription: In biological microscopy, simply being able to view a sample is half the battle. It is also crucial to capture and archive images for future reference. CCD cameras seem to be the technology of choice ...
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Study of Magnetic Helicity Injection via Plasma Imaging Using a High-Speed Digital Camera
From: PCO AGDescription: The evolution of a plasma generated by a novel planar coaxial gun is photographed using a state-of-the-art digital camera, which captures eight time-resolved images per discharge. This experiment is ...
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Transparent Oxygen Optodes in Environmental Applications at Fine Scale as Measured by Luminescence Lifetime Imaging
From: PCO AGDescription: Due to the modular luminescence lifetime imaging system (MOLLI) that has been developed within the last few years, it is possible to use oxygen sensors that are not optically isolated. Transparent ...
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View to the Future: CCD and CMOS Sensors Today and Tomorrow
From: PCO AGDescription: Digital image sensors are well established in private and professional applications. But which sensor type works best, CCD or CMOS? This question enlightens passionate discussions. A more detailed ...