Laser Doppler Anemometers - Catalysis

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Facility for Calibrating Anemometers as a Function of Air Velocity Vector and Turbulence.

Issue Release: 2021

Note: Using a Kösters prism to create a fringe pattern.

Issue Release: 2017

Passive directional discrimination in laser-Doppler anemometry by the two-wavelength quadrature homodyne technique.

Issue Release: 2003

Focusing of diode laser beams: a simple mathematical model.

Issue Release: 1990

Fringe mode transmittance laser Doppler microscope anemometer: its adaptation for measurement in the microcirculation.

Issue Release: 1988

Laser Doppler anemometer measurements using nonorthogonal velocity components: error estimates.

Issue Release: 1982

High frequency laser Doppler measurements using multiaxial-mode lasers.

Issue Release: 1981

Skin friction drag measurements by LDV.

Issue Release: 1981

Comparison of power density spectra of turbulent flow through tubes obtained with hot film and laser Doppler anemometers.

Issue Release: 1980

Visual modeling of laser Doppler anemometer signals by moiré fringes.

Issue Release: 1976

Removal of pedestals and directional ambiguity of optical anemometer signals.

Issue Release: 1974

Synergetic interpretation of patterned vasomotor activity in microvascular perfusion: discrete effects of myogenic and neurogenic vasoconstriction as well as arterial and venous pressure fluctuations.

Issue Release: 0000

Two-component laser Doppler anemometer for measurement of velocity and turbulent shear stress near prosthetic heart valves.

Issue Release: 0000

An instrument for the measurement of in vitro velocity and turbulent shear stress in the immediate vicinity of prosthetic heart valves.

Issue Release: 0000

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