Meanings of optical systems in English

Because of this, the department also required the companies to sell UTC's big space-based optical systems businesses.

Therefore, optical systems are an easy choice for environments that require very quick time-to-data rates along with removability.

Mr Conway said Northern Ireland, which specialised in optical systems, had not been singled out for job cuts.

That's because their optical systems can see one very important thing that we can't: polarized light wave patterns.

Potential issues like phase ambiguity and coding length are also discussed when implementing LDPC in current coherent optical systems.

The Industrial Materials and Equipment segment includes the fields of materials and components, the field of industrial optical systems.

Conventional lenses are always large and bulky to achieve desired wave-manipulating functions, hindering the development of integrated and miniaturized optical systems.

The results have relevance to mechanically tunable optical systems, particularly to soft optical sensors that integrate on or in the human body.

In vivo application of cardiac optogenetics faces multiple challenges and necessitates suitable optical systems employing fiber optics to actuate and sense electrical signals.

A Fresnel zone plate (FZP) is a unique diffractive optical device and widely used in integrated optical systems such as interferometers and antennas.

The near-field selective functions of metasources corresponding to time-reversal, parity-time, and parity symmetries of their inner degree of freedom are exemplified in various optical systems.

Electro Scientific Industries had agreed to acquire metrology components and optical systems maker Zygo in a stock deal valued at $173.5 million last October.

Ms Harney made the announcement at a conference on Emerging Technologies in Optical Systems at the Department of Physics in UCC.

Another project which received a lot of attention was the LED Incapacitator being developed by Intelligent Optical Systems for the Department of Homeland Security.

In optics, the word has two special applications: (1) Aberration of Light, and (2) Aberration in Optical Systems.

Bob Lieberman, president of Intelligent Optical Systems, could only tell Danger Room that "we've gotten some very promising results from our human effectiveness tests."