Sentences with phrase «infrared light transmitted»
By recording the amount of infrared light transmitted through the thread, the sensor measures the amount of local strain.
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When filtered sunlight therapy for jaundice was tested (they used special window - tinting film that filters out UV light and infrared light to transmit the blue light used for phototherapy), jaundiced babies were treated for up to five to six hours each day.
The Infrared LEDs automatically adjust to the level of light in the room and transmit a clear black and white image in low - light and darkened room conditions.
«Our infrared shielding coating, with 10 - nanometer antimony - doped tin oxide nanoparticles, blocks more than 90 per cent of near - infrared radiation, while transmitting more than 80 per cent of visible light,» says Huang.
Unlike conventional transparent electrodes that only transmit visible light, the team's TTE plays the dual role of allowing visible light to pass through while at the same time reflecting infrared rays.
«The key advance was to design a photonic structure that transmits visible light and reflects infrared light for a very wide range of angles,» explains Ilic.
Only the central region of the filter can transmit visible light, while the outer portion can only transmit the near - infrared light used for fluorescent imaging.
The treated fibers could be used to transmit a wide range of infrared, visible and ultraviolet wavelengths of light, according to the research team.
Many of the Universe's messages are transmitted in infrared light, which our sky heavily filters.
Pieters, C. M. Strength of mineral absorption features in the transmitted component of near - infrared reflected light: first results from RELAB.
If you can get an infrared camera, or infrared film and filter, suited to taking a picture at those wavelengths, you can demonstrate how an aquarium full of ordinary air transmits infrared light vs. the same aquarium full of carbon dioxide.
The Met Office state «The «greenhouse effect» is the way the atmosphere traps some of the energy we receive from the Sun (infrared radiation or heat, ultraviolet and visible light) and stops it being transmitted back out into space».
Operating through a maximum vertical range of 7700 m, the CEIL transmits near - infrared pulses of light and the receiver detects the light scattered back by clouds and precipitation.
Saturn's moon Titan has a «negative» or «inverse» greenhouse effect because its high altitude haze blocks visible light (which is why we can't see the surface) but transmits infrared (which is how the Cassini mission has been able to photograph the surface.)
(The small «antenna» you see in the middle of the infrared light is purely a visual touch — there's no radio being transmitted here.)