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That ranges from less than 1000 nanoseconds for water and ammonia to quite long4000-plus nanoseconds for pyridine.
We could even control thought speeds, shifting from 100 milliseconds, the response time of todays brains, to 50 nanoseconds, millions of times faster.
applications latency level of 610 nanoseconds and message rate of 149.5 million messages per second,
By upping the speed of the laser from a nanosecond to a femtosecond --which is one millionth of one billionth of one second--the researchers have increased the level of safety
From start to finish each run of the experiment lasted only about 20 nanoseconds much faster than the blink of an eye
You can look at our technology as a high-speed gearbox that every few nanoseconds modulates the amount of power that the power amplifier draws from the battery explains Joel Dawson Eta Devices chief technology officer
the new ano-cameraprobes the scene with a continuous-wave signal that oscillates at nanosecond periods.
This allows the team to use inexpensive hardware off-the-shelf light-emitting diodes (LEDS) can strobe at nanosecond periods,
but that's the direction we want to take it Rappe said There are some oxides that can be repolarized on the timescale of nanoseconds
which results in a temporary high-voltage that decays over a time from nanosecond to seconds.
a custom-designed software program culls even more data from each nanosecond grab, reducing 40 million events down to 200.
and 935 nm when pumped with a nanosecond-pulsed Nd: YAG laser provided by Ekspla.
The laser blast only lasted a few tens of nanoseconds, leaving the paper completely intact. In testing its conductive performance,
The researchers have demonstrated the possibility of detecting the charge of an electron with their device in approximately one nanosecond,
revealing whether they are in the same or different time slots each just 1 nanosecond long.
Haider Butt and his colleagues overcame those problems using a nanosecond laser than can print ink holograms about a square centimetre in size in just five nanoseconds."
will use AOPTIX technology in New jersey to shave nanoseconds off the time it takes data to travel between the computers of Nasdaq Stock market and the New york stock exchange e
The qubits of D-Wave s machine can maintain superpositions for periods lasting only nanoseconds.
Although previous studies have used nanosecond and femtosecond lasers to create images, the DNG researchers say preceding studies haven achieved resolution this high,
but these involved lasers that pulse with bursts that last for nanoseconds, for example. Although this is a relatively short period of time,
since plasma induced by a femtosecond laser is safer than that generated by a nanosecond laser.'
"Today, nanosecond lasers--lasers that pulse light at one-billionth of a second--are used to record information on DVDS and Blu-ray disks,
Thus, with a nanosecond laser,"the fastest you can record information is one information unit
one 0 or 1, every nanosecond,"says Jianbo Hu, a postdoctoral scholar and the first author of the paper."
"Today, nanosecond lasersasers that pulse light at one-billionth of a secondre used to record information on DVDS and Blu-ray disks,
Thus, with a nanosecond laser,"the fastest you can record information is one information unit
one 0 or 1, every nanosecond,"says Jianbo Hu, a postdoctoral scholar and the first author of the paper."
With a nanosecond laser,"the fastest you can record information is one information unit, one 0 or 1,
every nanosecond,"said postdoctoral scholar Jianbo Hu.""To go even faster, people have started to use femtosecond lasers,
Although previous studies have used nanosecond and femtosecond lasers to create images, the DNG researchers say preceding studies haven't achieved resolution this high,
but that's the direction we want to take it Rappe said There are some oxides that can be repolarized on the timescale of nanoseconds
if the silicon is heated by laser pulses just nanoseconds long. At such short time scales, silicon can be heated to a liquid,
"Today, nanosecond lasers--lasers that pulse light at one-billionth of a second--are used to record information on DVDS and Blu-ray disks,
Thus, with a nanosecond laser,"the fastest you can record information is one information unit
one 0 or 1, every nanosecond,"says Jianbo Hu, a postdoctoral scholar and the first author of the paper."
if the silicon is heated by laser pulses just nanoseconds long. At such short time scales, silicon can be heated to a liquid,
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