229 resultados para Kullback-Leibler Divergence
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The characteristic of several night imaging and display technologies on cars are introduced. Compared with the current night vision technologies on cars, Range-gated technology can eliminate backscattered light and increase the SNR of system. The theory of range-gated image technology is described. The plan of range-gated system on cars is designed; the divergence angle of laser can be designed to change automatically, this allows overfilling of the camera field of view to effectively attenuate the laser when necessary. Safety range of the driver is calculated according to the theory analysis. Observation distance of the designed system is about 500m which is satisfied with the need of safety driver range.
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We have developed a novel InP-based, ridge-waveguide photonic integrated circuit (PIC), which consists of a 1.1-um wavelength Y-branch optical waveguide with low loss and improved far field pattern and a 1.3-um wavelength strained InGaAsP-InP multiple quantum-well superluminescent diode, with bundle integrated guide (BIG) as the scheme for monolithic integration. The simulations of BIG and Y-branches show low losses and improved far-field patterns, based on the beam propagation method (BPM). The amplified spontaneous emission of the device is up to 10 mW at 120 mA with no threshold and saturation. Spectral characteristics of about 30 nm width and less than I dB modulation are achieved using the built-in anti-lasing ability of Y-branch. The beam divergence angles in horizontal and vertical directions are optimized to as small as 12 degrees x8 degrees, resulting in good fiber coupling. The compactness, simplicity in fabrication, good superluminescent performance, low transmission loss and estimated low coupling loss prove the BIG and Y-branch method to be a feasible way for integration and make the photonic integrated circuit of Y-branch and superluminescent diode an promising candidate for transmitter and transceiver used in fiber optic gyroscope.
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A 1.55-mu m ridge DFB laser and electroabsorption modulator monolithically integrated with a buried-ridge-stripe dual-waveguide spot-size converter at the output port for low-loss coupling to a cleaved single-mode optical fiber was fabricated by means of selective area growth, quantum well intermixing and dual-core technologies. These devices exhibit threshold current of 28 mA, side mode suppression ratio of 38.0 dB, 3-dB modulation bandwidth of 12.0 GHz, modulator extinction ratios of 25.0 dB dc. The output beam divergence angles of the spot-size converter in the horizontal and vertical directions are as small as 8.0 degrees x 12.6 degrees, respectively, resulting in 3.2 dB coupling loss with a cleaved single-mode optical fiber.
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We have demonstrated an electroabsorption modulator (EAM) and semiconductor optical amplifier (SOA) monolithically integrated with novel dual-waveguide spot-size converters (SSCs) at the input and output ports for low-loss coupling to planar light-guide circuit silica waveguide or cleaved single-mode optical fiber. The device is fabricated by means of selective-area MOVPE growth (SAG), quantum well intermixing (QWI) and asymmetric twin waveguide (ATG) technologies with only three steps low-pressure MOVPE growth. For the device structure, in SOA/EAM section, double ridge structure was employed to reduce the EAM capacitances and enable high bit-rate operation. In the SSC sections, buried ridge stripe (BRS) were incorporated. Such a combination of ridge, ATG and BRS structure is reported for the first time in which it can take advantage of both easy processing of ridge structure and the excellent mode characteristic of BRS. At the wavelength range of 1550-1600 nm, lossless operation with extinction ratios of 25 dB DC and more than 10 GHz 3-dB bandwidth is successfully achieved. The beam divergence angles of the input and output ports of the device are as small as 8.0 degrees x 12.6 degrees, resulting in 3.0 dB coupling loss with cleaved single-mode optical fiber. (c) 2005 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.
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We demonstrate a novel oxide confined GaAs-based photonic crystal vertical cavity surface emitting laser (PC-VCSEL) operating at a wavelength of 850 nm based on coherent coupling. A ring-shaped light-emitting aperture is added to the conventional PC-VCSEL, and coherent coupling is achieved between the central defect aperture and the ring-shaped light-emitting aperture. Measurements show that under the continuous-wave (CW) injected current of 20 mA, a high power of 2 mW is obtained, and the side mode suppression ratio (SMSR) is larger than 20 dB. The average divergence angle is 4.2 degrees at the current level of 20 mA. Compared with the results ever reported, the divergence angle is reduced.
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The control of the photonic crystal waveguide over the beam profile of vertical-cavity surface-emitting lasers is investigated. The symmetric slab waveguide model is adopted to analyze the control parameters, of the beam profile in the photonic-crystal vertical-cavity surface-emitting laser (PC-VCSEL). The filling factor (the ratio of the hole diameter to the lattice constant) and the etching depth control the divergence angle of the PC-VCSEL, and the low filling factor and the shallow etching depth are beneficial to achieve the low-divergence-angle beam. Two types of PC-VCSELs with different filling factors and etching depths are designed and fabricated. The experimental results show that the device with a lower filling factor and a shallower etching depth has a lower divergence angle, which agrees well with the theoretical predictions.
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We demonstrate room temperature operation of photonic-crystal distributed-feedback quantum cascade lasers emitting at 4.7 mu m. A rectangular photonic crystal lattice perpendicular to the cleaved facet was defined using holographic lithography. The anticrossing of the index- and Bragg-guided dispersions of rectangular lattice forms the band-edge mode with extended mode volume and reduced group velocity. Utilizing this coupling mechanism, single mode operation with a near-diffractive-limited divergence angle of 12 degrees is obtained for 33 mu m wide devices in a temperature range of 85-300 K. The reduced threshold current densities and improved heat dissipation management contribute to the realization of devices' room temperature operation.
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A new adaptive state estimation algorithm, namely adaptive fading Kalman filter (AFKF), is proposed to solve the divergence problem of Kalman filter. A criterion function is constructed to measure the optimality of Kalman filter. The forgetting factor in AFKF is adaptively adjusted by minimizing the defined criterion function using measured outputs. The algorithm remains convergent and tends to be optimal in the presence of model errors. It has been successfully applied to the headbox of a paper-making machine for state estimation.
Effects of shock waves on spatial distribution of proton beams in ultrashort laser-foil interactions
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The characteristics of proton beam generated in the interaction of an ultrashort laser pulse with a large prepulse with solid foils are experimentally investigated. It is found that the proton beam emitted from the rear surface is not well collimated, and a "ring-like" structure with some "burst-like" angular modulation is presented in the spatial distribution. The divergence of the proton beam reduces significantly when the laser intensity is decreased. The "burst-like" modulation gradually fades out for the thicker target. It is believed that the large divergence angle and the modulated ring structure are caused by the shock wave induced by the large laser prepulse. A one-dimensional hydrodynamic code, MED103, is used to simulate the behavior of the shock wave produced by the prepulse. The simulation indicates that the rear surface of the foil target is significantly modified by the shock wave, consequently resulting in the experimental observations. (c) 2006 American Institute of Physics.
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尼龙6是世界上使用最广泛的工程塑料之一,由于尼龙6大分子链中含有酰胺键能形成氢键,使其具有强韧、耐磨、耐冲击、耐疲劳、耐腐蚀等优异的特性。但是尼龙6存在低温和干态冲击性能差,吸水性大等弱点,不能满足汽车、电子、机械等行业对材料高韧性的需求。利用橡胶和弹性体对尼龙6进行增韧已经取得了很大的成功,但无法解决成本较高且基体材料刚性损失过大这一难题。实践证明,具有硬核软壳结构核壳粒子在增韧半晶性高聚物时,可以有效提高橡胶的增韧效率,减少体系拉伸强度和模量的损失。然而具有这种结构的核壳粒子合成过程复杂,成本很高,工业应用前景很小;而用传统的反应增容方法原位制备核壳粒子时,由于橡胶分子量大,黏度高,流动性差等特点限制了在反应中原位生成核-壳结构粒子的效率,影响最终的增韧效果。本论文首次尝试用低分子量的马来酸酐化聚丁二烯橡胶通过反应挤出的方法接枝改性聚乙烯,对尼龙6进行增韧,利用聚丁二烯橡胶分子链上的马来酸酐基团和尼龙6分子链的端氨基反应,在尼龙6基体中原位形成以聚乙烯为核,聚丁二烯为壳的核壳粒子,结果得到了高韧性、良好刚性的改性尼龙6。 实验证实该含有双键的低分子量橡胶能够成功的接枝到聚乙烯分子主链上,由于橡胶的马来酸酐化程度很高(14wt%),在同尼龙6共混过程中大大提高马酐基团和尼龙6端氨基之间反应生成的接枝共聚物的效率,可以有效减小两相间的界面张力,改善聚乙烯在尼龙6基体中的分散。通过透射电镜观察共混物内部形态结构发现,共混体系中形成了以聚乙烯为核,橡胶为壳的核-壳结构粒子。这种核-壳粒子对尼龙6有良好的增韧效果。当聚丁二烯橡胶的含量仅为1.5wt%时,尼龙6的冲击强度可以达到1100J/m,而拉伸强度还能保持在47.3MPa。 通过对核壳增韧体系冲击断面和拉伸力学曲线的分析我们发现,由于增韧体系中能够形成软壳硬核的核-壳结构粒子,在外力作用下,由橡胶相构成的壳结构能在聚乙烯核与基体之间形成纤维结构,这种纤维结构不仅能够改变体系的应力状态,引发基体屈服,而且大大增强了分散相粒子同基体之间的界面强度,提高体系的刚性。同时,由于两相间纤维结构的存在,材料内部形成一个类似“物理交联”的网络,材料表现出类橡胶的弹性拉伸性能,没有明显的屈服。 传统的S. Wu的逾渗理论不能很好预测这种核壳增韧体系的性能。Corté 和Leibler的模型不仅考虑了基体树脂的特性( , , ),而且还将分散相粒子尺寸(d)也考虑了进去,更好地预测了体系的脆韧转变点。同时在基体树脂相同,且都能增韧的前提下,可以通过Corté 和Leibler模型中参数C(代表分散相粒子能够引发基体发生屈服的能力)的大小预测增韧体系程度的大小,C值越大,体系增韧效果越好。 通过对从上述增韧体系中抽提出的原位生成的PE-g-PB-g-PA6接枝共聚物的热力学和形貌分析发现,PA6链段被限制在宽50-70nm条带状连续结构中,其运动能力受到限制,因此在结晶过程中PA6嵌段的扩散速度降低。导致在通常的结晶速率条件下(10oC/min)结晶不完善,其结晶度﹑结晶温度﹑熔融温度都有所降低,形成以γ晶型为主的不完善结晶。由于在PE和PA6链段之间由一个短的柔性PB链段相连接,因此PA6链段不能同PE发生共结晶,作为连续相PE的结晶行为受到接枝共聚物的影响要小很多。 关键词:低分子量马来酸酐化聚丁二烯橡胶,聚乙烯,尼龙6,核-壳结构,增韧,受限结晶。
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本工作从实验和理论上探讨了高分子混合体系不稳相分离动力学机理。用光散射和固体核磁技术研究了苯乙烯一丙烯腈共聚物和聚甲基丙烯酸甲酯混合体系相分离过程。证实了Cahn-Hiuiand线理论适合与描述相分离早期过程;首次用激光散射方法在Cahn-Hiuiard线性理论基础上得到了相分离增长速率存在最大值R(9m);同时阐明了界面目由能对R(q)的影响,澄清了文献多年的争议问题;在Cook线性理论框架中得到了虚结谱因子,探讨了热力对相分离初期的影响,从固体核磁实验中得到了该体系相分离初期相区浓度随相分离时间变化的趋势;探讨了相分离中后期散射峰强I_m,峰位q_m与时间t的标度行为以及结构函数的标度行为;光散射积分不变量表明在相分离后期发生了Q9+wald Ripening;在leibler和kawasaki理论基础上探讨了相分离动力学,得到了一个描述相分离动力学非缘性方程。
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Formyl peptide receptors (FPRs) were observed to expand in rodents and were recently suggested as candidate vomeronasal chemosensory receptors. Since vomeronasal chemosensory receptors usually underwent positive selection and evolved concordantly with the vomeronasal organ (VNO) morphology, we surveyed FPRs in primates in which VNO morphology is greatly diverse and thus it would provide us a clearer view of VNO-FPRs evolution. By screening available primate genome sequences, we obtained the FPR repertoires in representative primate species. As a result, we did not find FPR family size expansion in primates. Further analyses showed no evolutionary force variance between primates with or without VNO structure, which indicated that there was no functional divergence among primates FPRs. Our results suggest that primates lack the VNO-specific FPRs and the FPR expansion is not a common phenomenon in mammals outside rodent lineage, regardless of VNO complexity.
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We have determined the far-field patterns and beam parameters of vertical-cavity surface-emitting lasers (VCSELs) with different structures. The results show that the window diameter and the active-layer aperture of VCSELs strongly influence laser far-field distributions and beam characteristics; for VCSELs with small window omega=5 mu m, only one dominant lobe has been observed in the far-field profiles, even though injected current was increased up to 2 Ith; and the smaller the ratio of the window diameter to the active-layer aperture, the larger is the far-field divergence. The laser structure dependence of the K factor has also been studied. (C) 1996 American Institute of Physics.
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A semiconductor optical amplifier and electroabsorption modulator monolithically integrated with a spotsize converter input and output is fabricated by means of selective area growth,quantum well intermixing,and asymmetric twin waveguide technology. A 1550-1600nm lossless operation with a high DC extinction ratio of 25dB and more than 10GHz 3dB bandwidth are successfully achieved. The output beam divergence angles of the device in the horizontal and vertical directions are as small as 7.3°× 18.0°, respectively, resulting in a 3.0dB coupling loss with a cleaved single-mode optical fiber.
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A 1.60μm laser diode and electroabsorption modulator monolithically integrated with a novel dualwaveguide spot-size converter output for low-loss coupling to a cleaved single-mode optical fiber are demonstrated.The devices emit in a single transverse and quasi single longitudinal mode with an SMSR of 25.6dB. These devices exhibit a 3dB modulation bandwidth of 15. 0GHz, and modulator DC extinction ratios of 16.2dB. The output beam divergence angles of the spot-size converter in the horizontal and vertical directions are as small as 7. 3°× 18. 0°,respectively, resulting in a 3. 0dB coupling loss with a cleaved single-mode optical fiber.