Sentences with phrase «beam intensity»

A second point was the finding that textures can be written with much lower beam intensity using tightly focused electron pulses.

The maximum beam intensity in the focus was found to be 1.9 × 1012 photons per µm2 per pulse.

The technology to produce this high beam intensity, and in particular to handle the radioactive products safely and reliably, is now available, and many facilities are in their design or construction phases around the world.

Optical fibers generally are not able to transmit ultraviolet light because the short wavelength light can interact with dopants or impurities in the fibers, resulting in so - called «solarization» damage and extreme losses of beam intensity.

Also standard are LED headlights equipped with Porsche's Dynamic Light System Plus (PDLS Plus), which can dynamically adjust beam intensity and range when detecting oncoming traffic, as well as beam width when cornering.

Auto High Beams coupled with the Adaptive Headlamps, which enhance nighttime visibility by switching to high intensity when no other vehicles are in range and automatically reverting to low beam intensity when they detect the headlamps or taillamps of other vehicles.

You can set the beam intensity to high, medium, low, or strobing for nocturnal visibility.

Atmospheric composition, beam intensity, wave length polarization and a multitude of other factors affect the formation of filaments.

Only lasers provide a sufficiently strong light (more accurately, beam intensity) capable of producing nonlinear effects.

The fibers did not display any solarization damage, even at output powers as high as 125 milliwatts (mW) at 313 nanometer (nm) laser wavelengths — several times the beam intensity needed for the group's quantum computing experiments.

Linac 4, which will be connected to CERN's accelerator complex sometime between 2019 and 2020, will eventually double the beam intensity to be delivered to the Large Hadron Collider.

A dim - dip device operates the low beam headlamps (called «dipped beam» in the UK) at between 10 % and 20 % of normal low - beam intensity.

Changes in beam intensity, colour, pattern and direction provide the dramaturgy and narrative progression of the play.