Sodiation via Heterogeneous Disproportionation in FeF2 Electrodes for Sodium-Ion Batteries
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energy storage (including batteries and capacitors↗
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Wang, F.
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Multi-metastable states induced by the optical pump-probe process in terahertz quantum cascade lasers
The optical pump-probe process in terahertz quantum cascade lasers is studied theoretically by using the open system simulation method. The emitter injection is considered and the charge neutrality in the active region is broken. We find that nonequilibrium oscillations may appear in the recovery processes. In particular, the formation of different equilibrium values of the population change after the periodic pulse pumping is observed clearly. Here, the phenomenon of multi-metastable states stems from the electron regulation by the emitter injection. Finally, we discuss the important impacts of the equilibrium stabilization time and obtain an in-depth understanding of the emitter injection.
75 CONDENSED MATTER PHYSICS, SUPERCONDUCTIVITY AND↗
Direct visualization of the Jahn–Teller electrocoupled to Na ordering in Na5/8MnO2
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36 MATERIALS SCIENCE↗
Current status of the high-efficiency L-band transmit/receive module development for SAR systems
The efforts described in this paper are part of a three-year on-going task sponsored by the NASA Earth Science Technology Office (ESTO) under the Advanced Component Technology (ACT) program. We will describe the current status and recent results of a novel T/R module technology to achieve ultra-high efficiencies.
Aperture Radar↗
High-efficiency L-band transmit/receive module for synthetic aperture radar
We will show that a dramatic improvement in overall T/R module efficiency is possible using the results of current research in high-efficiency Class-E/F amplifiers.
Aperture Radar SAR↗
Determination of ammonia in ethylene using ion mobility spectrometry
A simple procedure to analyze ammonia in ethylene by ion mobility spectrometry is described. The spectrometer is operated with a silane polymer membrane., 63Ni ion source, H+ (H2O)n reactant ion, and nitrogen drift and source gas. Ethylene containing parts per billion (ppb) (v/v) concentrations of ammonia is pulled across the membrane and diffuses into the spectrometer. Preconcentration or preseparation is unnecessary, because the ethylene in the spectrometer has no noticeable effect on the analytical results. Ethylene does not polymerize in the radioactive source. Ethylene's flammability is negated by the nitrogen inside the spectrometer. Response to ammonia concentrations between 200 ppb and 1.5 ppm is near linear, and a detection limit of 25 ppb is calculated.
NASA Discipline Environmental Health↗
Monolithic millimeter-wave diode array beam controllers: Theory and experiment
In the current work, multi-function beam control arrays have been fabricated and have successfully demonstrated amplitude control of transmitted beams in the W and D bands (75-170 GHz). While these arrays are designed to provide beam control under DC bias operation, new designs for high-speed electronic and optical control are under development. These arrays will fill a need for high-speed watt-level beam switches in pulsed reflectometer systems under development for magnetic fusion plasma diagnostics. A second experimental accomplishment of the current work is the demonstration in the 100-170 GHz (D band) frequency range of a new technique for the measurement of the transmission phase as well as amplitude. Transmission data can serve as a means to extract ('de-embed') the grid parameters; phase information provides more complete data to assist in this process. Additional functions of the array beam controller yet to be tested include electronically controlled steering and focusing of a reflected beam. These have application in the areas of millimeter-wave electronic scanning radar and reflectometry, respectively.
Sjogren, L. B.↗