Resonators for continuouswave, rapid scan, and pulse experiments are described.
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Montana-based startup Blackmore is working on similar continuouswave technology.
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Aeva's unit instead sends out a lower-powered continuouswave and measures its frequency when it returns.
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The continuouswave immediately broke up into a string of pulses, repeated over and over again.
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Light is not a continuouswave but is composed of individual energy bullets, termed "photons."
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We investigate the uptake of a nontargeted contrast agent by breast tumors using a continuouswave diffuse optical tomography apparatus.
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Ablation was performed with a coincident continuouswave argon laser operating at 514-nm wavelength and varying exposure powers and durations.
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The ocular complication rate was higher in continuouswave treated eyes (P = 0.01).
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The results suggest that peak acceleration measured noninvasively with continuouswave Doppler can detect improvement of LV function in patients with CHF.
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The RevoLix laser combines the advantages of the Holmium:YAG laser with the comfort of a continuouswave (cw) laser beam.
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Significantly increased stem cell adherence and penetration were detected in particular in the aortic segments treated with 1 MHz low-amplitude continuouswave ultrasound.
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Rain struck the front of the house like buckshot, fell away for a second, and then came back in a stronger, continuouswave.
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Background: The aim of this study was to compare the efficacy and safety of micropulse and continuouswave diode transscleral cyclophotocoagulation in refractory glaucoma.
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To tackle this problem, we have designed a method of "transurethral dividing vaporesection of prostate" using a 2 micron continuouswave laser.
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We report about initial experience with the RevoLix 2 micron continuouswave laser for BNI after a 1-year follow-up.
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Modulated continuouswave (CW) lasers cause photothermal effect that leads to rapid optical absorption and generation of thermal waves around the irradiated nanostructures.