8C2 - Fluid flow measurements with a laser Doppler velocimeter

Foremen, J.; George, E. W.; Jetton, J. L.; Lewis, R. D.; Thornton, J.; Watson, H J

doi:10.1109/jqe.1966.1074031

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“…analyzed the amphoteric behavior of 111-V compound semiconducting on the basis of the idea of Reiss et al [8] who studied the solubility of Li into B-doped Si. The solubility of Li greatly depends on the concentrations of electrons and holes and obeys the law of mass action.…”

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Relation between ion mobility and fluid motion in dielectric liquids

Sato

Sakamoto

1973

Electrical Engineering Japan

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Relation between ion mobility and fluid motion in dielectric liquids

Sato

Sakamoto

1973

Electrical Engineering Japan

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“…It is suggested (Ref. 105) that under these conditions the instantaneous Doppler shift Af be converted into an analog voltage and recorded on a magnetic tape or strip-chart recorder. Consideration of this problem by other investigators has produced new methods of electronic processing which have proved valuable in extracting information on turbulent flow (Ref.…”

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Survey of Instrumentation Applicable to the Study of Rocket Exhaust Plumes

Fisher¹

1971

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“…The most common methods for determining the particle velocities in gas phase are Doppler velocimetry [2], time-of-flight (TOF) method [3], laser-induced fluorescence [4], and determining of the Doppler shift in absorption lines [5]. However, to reach a high accuracy in velocity measurements is still a challenging task.…”

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Optical velocity meter based on Ramsey oscillations in a double-grating setup

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We propose a method for measuring velocities of atoms or molecules in a gas phase based on time-resolved laser experiments. Two intensity gratings of electromagnetic field with variable time delay τ are created by interfering of four laser pulses. Using first-order perturbation theory, we show that such arrangement can be used for measuring particle velocities, which have an optical transition to a long-living excited state. It is shown that the optical Ramsey oscillations obtain a characteristic modulation that reflects the distribution of velocities.

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8C2 - Fluid flow measurements with a laser Doppler velocimeter

Cited by 69 publications

References 5 publications

Relation between ion mobility and fluid motion in dielectric liquids

Relation between ion mobility and fluid motion in dielectric liquids

Survey of Instrumentation Applicable to the Study of Rocket Exhaust Plumes

Optical velocity meter based on Ramsey oscillations in a double-grating setup

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