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Oct 25, 2014 — Press the red primer bulb until you see gas move through the clear gas line and into the carb. Turn the kill switch to Run, move the choke lever ...

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Another system of interest is molecules that undergo singlet fission. Our work aims to understand the mechanism of singlet fission by controlling the intermolecular distance and orientation of the pair of molecules that are involved in singlet fission.

Mar 5, 2024 — Depth of field (DOF) describes the distance between the nearest and furthest points from the camera that appear to be acceptably in focus (in- ...

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A one-dimensional OCT image (axial line or A-line) can be conceptually thought of as illuminating tissue with pulses of light and measuring the time required ...

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Mar 16, 2020 — Objective lenses come in various magnification powers, with the most common being 4x, 10x, 40x, and 100x, also known as scanning, low power, ...

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Sigma lenses for Nikon will bring your images to the next level. Sigma F-mount lenses are compatible with all Nikon FX and DX format DSLRs, and easily adapt ...

The field of view (FOV, also called angle of view) is the width of the scene that a camera detects on its sensor. It is determined by the focal length of the lens in relation to the sensor size. Longer lenses or smaller sensors produce narrower fields of view, while shorter lenses or larger sensors produce wider fields of view. A smaller field of view means that a camera is more “zoomed in” (to use a term that most people are familiar with). For example, a camera with a 90° horizontal field of view (HFOV) will see a 1000m wide section of a wall that is 500m in front of it. If you then adjust that camera’s HFOV to only 1°, it will fill the screen with an 8.7m wide portion of that same wall. This second “zoomed in” field of view is what customers are looking for when they want a camera that can see a long distance. They want a narrow field of view.

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Containing Infinity's R&D 100 award-winning InFocus system, the KC VideoMax has a working distance from infinity to 405mm (15.94 in.). With IF-Series objectives ...

We use aqueous dispersions of conjugated polymers (conjugated polymer nanoparticles) to fabricate organic light-emitting diodes. Characterisation of these diodes in order to understand their electroluminescence efficiencies, and modelling of the underlying exciton annihilation processes, are under way.

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Match actors to their shared movies in this fun movie game. Fill the grid by pairing actors who appeared in both of the given movies.

TECHSPEC Fluorescence Dichroic Filters enable DNA Sequencing, polymerase chain reaction (PCR) diagnostic instruments, genomics, drug discovery, ...

We are building a new two-dimensional electronic spectrometer that has an accuracy of 28 as. This spectrometer uses femtosecond laser pulses in the visible region generated using a noncollinear optical parametric amplifier.

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We use steady state and time-resolved spectroscopic techniques to investigate the molecular processes in two significant systems.

The Laboratory for Femtosecond Spectroscopy uses a variety of techniques to conduct cutting-edge experiments to answer key questions in chemistry and photo-physics.

We use surface functionalization to enable colloidal stability and potential for bioconjugation of conjugated-polymer nanoparticles.  We are characterising these materials to understand their luminescence efficiencies, cytotoxicity and internalisation by cells.

Our system of interest is the highly fluorescent conjugated polymer nanostructures. We currently focus on using femtosecond transient absorption spectroscopy and fluorescence upconversion spectroscopy to understand the effect of the shape of the nanostructure on the energy and charge transfer processes in these structures. Because conjugated polymers are used as organic solar cell materials, a good understanding of these processes will lead to strategies for improving the efficiency of organic solar cells.

In the near future, we will use our two-dimensional electronic spectrometer to study coherent processes in synthetic light-harvesting systems including conjugated polymers and gold nanorods.

The high-energy excited states of conjugated polymers are associated with the photovoltaic properties of these materials. We use pump-push-probe spectroscopy to investigate the crossing between these high-energy states with the charge-transfer state to further understand the charge separation process of conjugated polymer materials.

We use femtosecond pump-probe spectroscopy to elucidate the mechanism of singlet fission. In particular, we develop novel methods of controlling the intermolecular distance and orientation of the pair of molecules involved in singlet fission.