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ランダムな時間信号に基づく穴のリングダウンスペクトロスコーピー:高反射性コーティングの特徴化のための騒音耐性アプローチ

Jiří Junek, Štěpán Kunc, Jakub Nečásek

    Optics express
    |February 20, 2026
    PubMed
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    新しいランダム・タイムラー・シグナル (RATS) カビティ・リングダウン・スペクトロスコピー (CRDS) 方法により,超高反射性コーティングを正確に測定できます. この技術により,光学アプリケーションの精度と速度が向上します.

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