Titlebook: Advances in Optical Science and Engineering; Proceedings of the T Indrani Bhattacharya,Satyajit Chakrabarti,Vasudeva Conference proceedings

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T. Horvath,Z. Alexin,T. Gyimothy,K. Fabriczensive investigation of various outdoor degradation in PV modules by spatially-resolved infrared (IR) thermography and electroluminescence (EL) characterization techniques. Active IR thermography has been implemented for the investigation of delamination, corroded interconnects and other electrical

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-46663-6 photovoltaic (PV) panels. Though mass manufacturing and large scale competition between manufacturers have resulted in per Watt price of about 0.3–0.5?USD, low efficiency of these panels still remains as a major hurdle. Concentrator Photovoltaics (CPV) with spectral splitting ability gained worldwi

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Nicholas Hollingum,Bernhard Scholzades. Adapted from astronomy, adaptive optics has revolutionized the field of Ophthalmology and Vision Science since its successful introduction in 1991. It has been exploited for retinal imaging and improving vision correction. This paper reviews briefly the study of wavefront aberrations and its t

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Keshav Pingali,Gianfranco Bilardipearing area of the fringe pattern. The phase of the projected fringe is shifted using a linear fiber array with four cores. In this paper, an application of these methods to height measurement of BGA (ball grid array) is performed.

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Keshav Pingali,Gianfranco Bilardi response. They can be utilized in dynamic amplification of moving optical signals. In the present study, the enhancement of working wavelength to a longer wavelength regions was investigated. A series of photoconductive chiral dopants was prepared and the photorefractive properties were examined.

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Practical Extensions to the IFDS Algorithmly by Hooke in the later part of 17th century and the explanation given using wave theory of light could be taken as the starting point of optical interferometry. Wave theory used by Boyle and Hooke, and in much refined form as proposed by Huygens in 1690 remained unaccepted until Young in 1801 demo