PPT-ECE 299 Holography and Coherent Imaging

Lecture 12 Computer Generated Holograms II David J Brady Duke University Lecture 11 Computer Generated Holograms II wwwdispdukeedudbradycoursesholography Review Lecture 10 Computer Generated Holograms. A more detailed explanation of holography can be found in the PhD theses of Dr R Barth and Dr M Sch57535rmann and in the Diploma thesis of T Gorniak all carried out in our group Furthermore this introduction is based on the corresponding chapt H. Park. , M. Lu, E. Bloch, T. Reed, Z. Griffith, L. Johansson, L. . Coldren. , and M. . Rodwell. University of California at Santa Barbara. Introductions. Motivations . Higher Spectral Efficiency – QPSK / multi-level QAMs. . Interconnection . Networks for Parallel Computer Architectures. :. Router . Microarchitecture. Prof. Natalie . Enright. . Jerger. Winter 2010. 1. ECE 1749H: Interconnection Networks (Enright Jerger). Muhammad Hasan Danish Khan. University of . Vaasa, Finland. Outline. Introduction. Principles. Optical holograms. Applications. References. Holography. Is a technique that allows the light scattered from an object to be recorded and later reconstructed so that when an imaging system (a camera or an eye) is placed in the reconstructed beam, an image of the object will be seen even when the object is no longer present. . Lecture . 5.. Display Holography. David J. Brady. Duke University. Lecture 5. Display Holography. www.disp.duke.edu/~dbrady/courses/holography. Outline. Homework. Review from Friday. Bragg mismatch. Lecture 12. HW catch-up and Digital Holography Introduction. David J. Brady. Duke University. Lecture 12: Catch-up. www.disp.duke.edu/~dbrady/courses/holography. HW 5. Make volume holograms using the material described in. Chiral Magnetic . Effect and . Background-Dependence. . . . . Ingo Kirsch. . DESY Hamburg, Germany. `. International . Symposium . Ahrenshoop. . on . Spring 2011. Dmitri Strukov. Partially adapted from Computer Organization and Design, 4. th. edition, Patterson and Hennessy,. Agenda. Instruction formats. Addressing modes. Advanced concepts. ECE 15B Spring 2011. Advanced Computer Architecture I. Reading Discussion 1. Benjamin Lee. Electrical and Computer Engineering. Duke University. www.duke.edu/~bcl15. www.duke.edu/~bcl15/class/class_ece252fall11.html. ECE 252 / CPS 220. ↔. Incoherent. Photon Detection . ↔. Bolometric. Photon Counting . ↔ Integrating. Radio Telescopes. Typical Designs. Heterodyne Receivers. Jansky’s First Radio Telescope. 1933. Grote Reber: 1937 Radio Telescope. Chap 3 -. 1. . ECE 271. Electronic Circuits I. Topic 3. Diodes and Diodes Circuits. NJIT ECE-271 Dr. S. Levkov. Chapter Goals. Develop electrostatics of the . pn. junction. Define regions of operation of the diode (forward bias, reverse bias, and reverse breakdown). Annual update. LPC RBA Update 2017. Increased Access to Quality ECE Performance Measures . 2. % of LPC Members Who Take Action. . Increased ECE Access:. How Much (Calendar Year 2017). Embedded Linux Overview. Chapter 8. Ning. . Weng. What’s so special about Linux?. . Multiple choices vs. sole source. Source code freely available. Robust and reliable. Modular, configurable, scalable. Topic 8. - . 1. Topic 8. . Complementary MOS (CMOS) Logic Design. ECE 271. Electronic Circuits I. NJIT ECE 271 Dr, Serhiy Levkov. Topic 8. - . 2. Chapter Goals. Introduce CMOS logic concepts. Explore the voltage transfer characteristics of CMOS inverters.