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As you set up your Nest doorbell for the first time, you might find this light if your video doorbell can't connect to the Nest service or complete setup.

The wave pattern travels through space with speed c. The coherence time tc is tc = lc/c.  Since λf = c, we have Δf/f = Δω/ω = Δλ/λ.  We can write

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The light pulse in the figure above contains many frequencies. To determine the coherence length, we need to know its frequency content.

When you press and release the restart or reset button, your camera's status light will turn off, and then turn solid white after a few moments. Your camera will automatically restart.

We can produce coherent light from an incoherent source if we are willing to throw away a lot of the light.  We do this by first spatially filtering the light from the incoherent source to increase the spatial coherence, and then spectrally filtering the light to increase the temporal coherence.

When your doorbell is connected to the USB charging cable, the status light will appear solid white when your doorbell is completely charged.

When you press and release the restart or reset button, your camera's status light will turn off, and then turn solid white after a few moments. Your camera will automatically restart.

When you press and release the restart or reset button, your doorbell's status light will turn off, and then turn solid white after a few moments. Your doorbell will automatically restart.

This happens if someone presses and holds the restart or reset button while your camera is recording video. Here's what to expect:

Let us look at a simple example.  Imagine two corks bobbing up and down on a wavy water surface. Suppose the source of the water waves is a single stick moved harmonically in and out of the water, breaking the otherwise smooth water surface.  There exists a perfect correlation between the motions of the two corks.  They may not bop up and down exactly in phase, one may go up while the other one goes down, but the phase difference between the positions of the two corks is constant in time.  We say that the source is perfectly coherent.  A harmonically oscillating point source produces a perfectly coherent wave.

[The phase of a wave propagating into the x-direction is given by φ = kx - ωt.  Look at the wave pattern in space at some time t.  At some distance l the phase difference between two waves with wave vectors k1 and k2  which are in phase at x = 0 becomes Δφ = (k1 - k2)l.  When Δφ = 1, or Δφ ~ 60o, the light is no longer considered coherent.  Interference and diffraction patterns severely loose contrast. We therefore have  1 = (k1 - k2)lc = (2π/λ - 2π/(λ + Δλ))lc. (λ + Δλ - λ)lc/(λ(λ + Δλ))  ~ Δλlc/λ2 = 1/2π. lc = λ2/(2πΔλ).]

According to Fourier analysis, an arbitrary periodical waveform can be regarded as a superposition of sinusoidal waves.  Fourier synthesis means superimposing many sinusoidal waves to obtain the arbitrary periodic waveform.

source of width δ Light waves emitted from the two edges of the source have a some definite phase difference right in the center between the two points at some time t.  A ray traveling from the left edge of δ to point P2 must travel a distance ~d(sinθ)/2 farther then a ray traveling to the center.  The path of a ray traveling from the right edge of δ to point P2 travel is ~d(sinθ)/2 shorter then the path to the center.  The path difference for the two rays therefore is dsinθ, which introduces a phase difference Δφ' = 2πdsinθ/λ.  For the distance from P1 to P2 along the wave front we therefore get a phase difference Δφ = 2Δφ' = 4πdsinθ/λ.  Wavelets emitted from the two edges of the source are that are in phase at P1 at time t are are out of phase by 4πdsinθ/λ at P2 at the same time t.  We have sinθ ~ δ/(2L), so Δφ = 2πdδ/(Lλ).  When Δφ = 1 or Δφ ~ 60o, the light is no longer considered coherent.  Δφ = 1 --> d = Lλ/(2πδ) = 0.16 Lλ/δ.]

If your camera is not yet connected to the app and Wi-Fi network, the status light will pulse blue when the camera is ready to connect.

Keep in mind that some third-party power adapters might not be compatible with your camera. Your camera needs a 7.5 W USB-A power cable to stay powered and work properly.

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If we know the wavelength or frequency spread of a light source, we can calculate lc and tc.  We cannot observe interference patterns produced by division of amplitude, such as thin-film interference, if the optical path difference greatly exceeds lc.

Your doorbell could be recording activity and saving it to the cloud, or it could be using local storage to record and save video if it's offline.

As you continue to hold the restart or reset button, your doorbell will count down to its factory reset and the status light will blink yellow. Your doorbell will also play a countdown tone.

This happens if someone presses and holds the restart or reset button while your camera is recording video. Here's what to expect:

Your camera could be recording activity and saving it to the cloud, or it could be using local storage to record and save video if it's offline.

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If your doorbell restarts and is not already connected to the app and Wi-Fi network, the status light will pulse blue when it's ready to connect.

Uncertainty principle for wave packets:  ΔfΔt ~ 1. The frequency bandwidth is of the same order as the reciprocal of the temporal extend of the pulse.

When your camera is connected to the USB charging cable, the status light will appear solid white when your camera is completely charged.

As you continue to hold the restart or reset button, your camera will count down to its factory reset and the status light will blink yellow. Your camera will also play a countdown tone.

As you continue to hold the restart or reset button, your doorbell will count down to its factory reset and the status light will blink yellow. Your doorbell will also play a countdown tone.

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When you press and hold the restart or reset button at first, your camera will restart as normal. The status light will turn off, and then turn solid white after a few seconds.

Your camera is plugged in but there's not enough power for it to work correctly. Try an outlet with more power. Don't plug your camera into an external battery pack.

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The status light will appear solid yellow when the factory reset has begun. Your camera will also play a tone to confirm the factory reset.

When your camera isn't streaming video, its status light will be off. The camera can be turned off manually, with a schedule, or when your home automatically switches to Home.

The status light will appear solid yellow when the factory reset has begun. Your doorbell will also play a tone to confirm the factory reset.

As you continue to hold the restart or reset button, your camera will count down to its factory reset and the status light will blink yellow. Your camera will also play a countdown tone.

Fourier's theorem states that any periodic function with period T (or spatial period or wavelength L) can be synthesized by a sum of harmonic functions whose periods (wavelengths) are integral submultiples of T (or L), such as T/2, T/3, ..., (or L/2, L/3, ...).

If your camera is not yet connected to the app and Wi-Fi network, the status light will pulse blue when the camera is ready to connect.

As you continue to hold the restart or reset button, your camera will count down to its factory reset and the status light will blink yellow. Your camera will also play a countdown tone.

When your camera is connected to the USB charging cable, the status light will appear solid white when your camera is completely charged.

This happens when you first plug your camera into a power outlet, when your camera restarts itself after a power outage or firmware update, or is waiting to be added to an account.

Any set of sinusoidal waves whose frequencies belong to a harmonic series will combine to produce a periodic complex wave, whose repetition frequency is that of the series fundamental.  The individual components may have any amplitudes and any relative phases.  These amplitudes and phases determine the shape of the complex waveform.

This happens if someone presses and holds the restart or reset button while your doorbell is recording video. Here's what to expect:

When you press and hold the restart or reset button at first, your doorbell will restart as normal. The status light will turn off, and then turn solid white after a few seconds.

A sinusoidal plane wave extends to infinity in space and time.  It is perfectly coherent in space and time, its coherence length, coherence time, and coherence area are all infinite.  All real waves are wave pulses, they last for a finite time interval and have finite extend perpendicular to their direction of propagation.  They are mathematically described by non-periodic functions.  We therefore have to learn how to analyze non-periodic functions to find the frequencies present in wave pulses to determine Δω and the coherence length.

To get the most out of Google Home, choose your Help Center: U.S. Help Center, U.K. Help Center, Canada Help Center, Australia Help Center.

Your doorbell could be recording activity and saving it to the cloud, or it could be using local storage to record and save video if it's offline.

This happens if someone presses and holds the restart or reset button while your camera is recording video. Here's what to expect:

While it is not zero  for |x| > some number, we find that it has a dominant peak between x = -π and x = π with smaller fringes on the sides. The major contributions to f(ω) sinc[(ω-ω0)(T1/2)] therefore come from the region -π < (ω - ω0)(T1/2) < π, or  -2π < (ω - ω0)T1 < 2π. If we define Δω = (ω-ω0) as the width of the wave train in frequency space and Δt = T1/2 as its width in time, then ΔωΔt = 2π, ΔfΔt = 1.

This happens if someone presses and holds the restart or reset button while your doorbell is recording video. Here's what to expect:

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The status light will pulse white when your camera is starting up. Your camera will also play a start tone when this happens.

When you press and release the restart or reset button, your camera's status light will turn off, and then turn solid white after a few moments. Your camera will automatically restart.

screen source of width δ Light waves emitted from the two edges of the source have a some definite phase difference right in the center between the two points at some time t.  A ray traveling from the left edge of δ to point P2 must travel a distance ~d(sinθ)/2 farther then a ray traveling to the center.  The path of a ray traveling from the right edge of δ to point P2 travel is ~d(sinθ)/2 shorter then the path to the center.  The path difference for the two rays therefore is dsinθ, which introduces a phase difference Δφ' = 2πdsinθ/λ.  For the distance from P1 to P2 along the wave front we therefore get a phase difference Δφ = 2Δφ' = 4πdsinθ/λ.  Wavelets emitted from the two edges of the source are that are in phase at P1 at time t are are out of phase by 4πdsinθ/λ at P2 at the same time t.  We have sinθ ~ δ/(2L), so Δφ = 2πdδ/(Lλ).  When Δφ = 1 or Δφ ~ 60o, the light is no longer considered coherent.  Δφ = 1 --> d = Lλ/(2πδ) = 0.16 Lλ/δ.]

If your doorbell restarts and is not already connected to the app and Wi-Fi network, the status light will pulse blue when it's ready to connect.

The status light will appear solid yellow when the factory reset has begun. Your camera will also play a tone to confirm the factory reset.

The status light will appear solid yellow when the factory reset has begun. Your camera will also play a tone to confirm the factory reset.

If your camera is not yet connected to the app and Wi-Fi network, the status light will pulse blue when the camera is ready to connect.

The status light will appear solid yellow when the factory reset has begun. Your doorbell will also play a tone to confirm the factory reset.

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When you press and hold the restart or reset button at first, your camera will restart as normal. The status light will turn off, and then turn solid white after a few seconds.

When your camera isn't streaming video, its status light is off. The camera can be turned off manually, with a schedule, or when your home automatically switches to Home.

Any set of sinusoidal waves whose frequencies do not belong to a harmonic series will combine to produce a complex wave that is not periodic.  Any non-periodic waveform may be built from a set of sinusoidal waves.  Each component must have just the right amplitude and relative phase to produce the desired waveform.

The status light will pulse white when your camera is starting up. Your camera will also play a start tone when this happens.

A distance L from a thermal monochromatic (line) source whose linear dimensions are on the order of δ, two slits separated by a distance greater than dc = 0.16λL/δ will no longer produce a recognizable interference pattern.  We call πdc2/4 the coherence area of the source.[At time t look at a source of width δ a perpendicular distance L from a screen.  Look at two points (P1 and P2) on the screen separated by a distance d.  The electric field at P1 and P2 is a superposition of the electric fields of the waves emitted by all source points, whose emissions are not correlated.  In order for EM waves leaving P1 and P2 to produce a recognizable interference pattern, the superpositions at P1 and P2 must stay in phase. screen source of width δ Light waves emitted from the two edges of the source have a some definite phase difference right in the center between the two points at some time t.  A ray traveling from the left edge of δ to point P2 must travel a distance ~d(sinθ)/2 farther then a ray traveling to the center.  The path of a ray traveling from the right edge of δ to point P2 travel is ~d(sinθ)/2 shorter then the path to the center.  The path difference for the two rays therefore is dsinθ, which introduces a phase difference Δφ' = 2πdsinθ/λ.  For the distance from P1 to P2 along the wave front we therefore get a phase difference Δφ = 2Δφ' = 4πdsinθ/λ.  Wavelets emitted from the two edges of the source are that are in phase at P1 at time t are are out of phase by 4πdsinθ/λ at P2 at the same time t.  We have sinθ ~ δ/(2L), so Δφ = 2πdδ/(Lλ).  When Δφ = 1 or Δφ ~ 60o, the light is no longer considered coherent.  Δφ = 1 --> d = Lλ/(2πδ) = 0.16 Lλ/δ.]

Someone is watching your camera's live video stream with the Nest app, a device like the Nest Hub, or a 3rd party connection like Alexa Show.

f(ω) = (A/((2π)1/2i(ω-ω0)))[exp(i(ω+ω0)(T1/2)) - exp(-i(ω-ω0)(T1/2))] = (AT1/(2π)1/2)sin[(ω-ω0)(T1/2)]/(ω-ω0)(T1/2) = (AT1/(2π)1/2)sin(u)/u with u = (ω-ω0)(T1/2).

Light waves emitted from the two edges of the source have a some definite phase difference right in the center between the two points at some time t.  A ray traveling from the left edge of δ to point P2 must travel a distance ~d(sinθ)/2 farther then a ray traveling to the center.  The path of a ray traveling from the right edge of δ to point P2 travel is ~d(sinθ)/2 shorter then the path to the center.  The path difference for the two rays therefore is dsinθ, which introduces a phase difference Δφ' = 2πdsinθ/λ.  For the distance from P1 to P2 along the wave front we therefore get a phase difference Δφ = 2Δφ' = 4πdsinθ/λ.  Wavelets emitted from the two edges of the source are that are in phase at P1 at time t are are out of phase by 4πdsinθ/λ at P2 at the same time t.  We have sinθ ~ δ/(2L), so Δφ = 2πdδ/(Lλ).  When Δφ = 1 or Δφ ~ 60o, the light is no longer considered coherent.  Δφ = 1 --> d = Lλ/(2πδ) = 0.16 Lλ/δ.]

All Nest cameras and doorbells have sounds that help you know what's happening (for example, when it restarts). Most of these sounds cannot be changed in settings.

When you press and hold the restart or reset button at first, your camera will restart as normal. The status light will turn off, and then turn solid white after a few seconds.

Any piece-wise regular periodic function (finite # of discontinuities, finite # of extreme values) can be written as a series of imaginary exponentials.  Assume f(t) is a periodic function of t with fundamental period T = 1/f.

Depending on which Nest camera or doorbell you have, you can turn off the tone it plays when you use Talk and Listen, and turn it back on whenever you like.

f(ω) is a representation of the wave train in frequency space.  It gives the amplitudes and phases of the harmonic waves of all possible frequencies needed to synthesize the wave train.

Someone is watching your camera's live video stream with the app, a device like the Nest Hub, or a 3rd party connection like Alexa Show.

Your camera could be recording activity and saving it to the cloud, or it could be using local storage to record and save video if it's offline.

Assume our source emits waves with wavelength λ ± Δλ.  Waves with wavelength λ and λ + Δλ, which at some point in space constructively interfere, will no longer constructively interfere after some optical path length lc = λ2/(2πΔλ); lc is called the coherence length.

When you press and hold the restart or reset button at first, your doorbell will restart as normal. The status light will turn off, and then turn solid white after a few seconds.

Your camera could be recording activity and saving it to the cloud, or it could be using local storage to record and save video if it's offline.

source of width δ Light waves emitted from the two edges of the source have a some definite phase difference right in the center between the two points at some time t.  A ray traveling from the left edge of δ to point P2 must travel a distance ~d(sinθ)/2 farther then a ray traveling to the center.  The path of a ray traveling from the right edge of δ to point P2 travel is ~d(sinθ)/2 shorter then the path to the center.  The path difference for the two rays therefore is dsinθ, which introduces a phase difference Δφ' = 2πdsinθ/λ.  For the distance from P1 to P2 along the wave front we therefore get a phase difference Δφ = 2Δφ' = 4πdsinθ/λ.  Wavelets emitted from the two edges of the source are that are in phase at P1 at time t are are out of phase by 4πdsinθ/λ at P2 at the same time t.  We have sinθ ~ δ/(2L), so Δφ = 2πdδ/(Lλ).  When Δφ = 1 or Δφ ~ 60o, the light is no longer considered coherent.  Δφ = 1 --> d = Lλ/(2πδ) = 0.16 Lλ/δ.]

When you press and release the restart or reset button, your doorbell's status light will turn off, and then turn solid white after a few moments. Your doorbell will automatically restart.

When you set up your camera for the first time, this light will appear if the camera can't connect to the Nest service or can't complete setup. Go the the app and check if there's an error message or something else you need to address.

Your Google Nest camera or doorbell lights let you know what’s happening or if there’s a problem. Each pattern and color combination, like solid green or pulsing blue, has its own meaning. Your camera or doorbell will also play audible tones for important things like when you reset or connect to Wi-Fi.

The status light will pulse white when your camera is starting up. Your camera will also play a start tone when this happens.

[At time t look at a source of width δ a perpendicular distance L from a screen.  Look at two points (P1 and P2) on the screen separated by a distance d.  The electric field at P1 and P2 is a superposition of the electric fields of the waves emitted by all source points, whose emissions are not correlated.  In order for EM waves leaving P1 and P2 to produce a recognizable interference pattern, the superpositions at P1 and P2 must stay in phase. screen source of width δ Light waves emitted from the two edges of the source have a some definite phase difference right in the center between the two points at some time t.  A ray traveling from the left edge of δ to point P2 must travel a distance ~d(sinθ)/2 farther then a ray traveling to the center.  The path of a ray traveling from the right edge of δ to point P2 travel is ~d(sinθ)/2 shorter then the path to the center.  The path difference for the two rays therefore is dsinθ, which introduces a phase difference Δφ' = 2πdsinθ/λ.  For the distance from P1 to P2 along the wave front we therefore get a phase difference Δφ = 2Δφ' = 4πdsinθ/λ.  Wavelets emitted from the two edges of the source are that are in phase at P1 at time t are are out of phase by 4πdsinθ/λ at P2 at the same time t.  We have sinθ ~ δ/(2L), so Δφ = 2πdδ/(Lλ).  When Δφ = 1 or Δφ ~ 60o, the light is no longer considered coherent.  Δφ = 1 --> d = Lλ/(2πδ) = 0.16 Lλ/δ.]

You may notice these lights are only on at night. It just means Night Vision is on. These infrared lights help your camera see so that you have a better view of what's happening.

Consider a wave propagating through space.  Coherence is a measure of the correlation that exists between the phases of the wave measured at different points.  The coherence of a wave depends on the characteristics of its source.