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DOE OSTI2018

Solution Based Synthesis of Cs 4 PbBr 6 Perovskite Particles with High Luminescence and Stability

Low dimensional lead halide perovskite particles are of tremendous interest due to their size-tunable band gaps, low exciton binding energy, high absorption coefficients, outstanding quantum and photovoltaic efficiencies. In this paper, we report a new solution-based synthesis of stabilized Cs 4 PbBr 6 perovskite particles with high luminescence. This method requires only mild conditions and produces colloidal particles that are ideal for highly efficient solution-based device fabrications. The synthesized microstructures not only display outstanding luminescence quantum yield but also long term stability in atmospheric conditions. Partial halide substitutions were also demonstrated to extend photoluminescence spectra of the perovskite particles. Finally, this convenient synthesis and optical tunability of Cs 4 PbBr 6 perovskite particles will be advantageous for future applications of optoelectronic advices.

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NASA NTRS1983

Experiments with optical instruments

Photography was used to document known defects of the periscopic instrument used to check spacecrews in the descent module of the Soyuz T-4. The screen of the altitude control unit was also photographed and revealed glare in the central field of vision. A light filter was installed in the peripheral window to observe the Sun and horizon of the Earth. Checking attitude control by means of polaroids enabled a 5 further advance (500 km) into the zone of shadow. The attitude control unit was used to check the orbital orientation with respect to the vertical during the night segment of flight. A lens screen was used for the emission glow of the atmosphere at an altitude of about 100 km. Docking of the Soyuz T-4 was observed by means of an onboard display, a television camera, and a sighting device. From a distance of about 5 km, the space station could be seen as a bright dot in the sighting device. Docking occurred in shadow.

Savinykh, V.↗
NASA NTRS1986

Orthographic terrain views using data derived from digital elevation models

A fast algorithm for producing three-dimensional orthographic terrain views uses digital elevation data and co-registered imagery. These views are created using projective geometry and are designed for display on high-resolution raster graphics devices. The algorithm's effectiveness is achieved by (1) the implementation of two efficient gray-level interpolation routines that offer the user a choice between speed and smoothness, and (2) a unique visible surface determination procedure based on horizon angles derived from the elevation data set.

Dubayah, R. O.↗
NASA NTRS1991

A human factors approach to range scheduling for satellite control

Range scheduling for satellite control presents a classical problem: supervisory control of a large-scale dynamic system, with unwieldy amounts of interrelated data used as inputs to the decision process. Increased automation of the task, with the appropriate human-computer interface, is highly desirable. The development and user evaluation of a semi-automated network range scheduling system is described. The system incorporates a synergistic human-computer interface consisting of a large screen color display, voice input/output, a 'sonic pen' pointing device, a touchscreen color CRT, and a standard keyboard. From a human factors standpoint, this development represents the first major improvement in almost 30 years to the satellite control network scheduling task.

Wright, Cameron H. G.↗
NASA NTRS2008

Comparison of Motion Blur Measurement Methods

Motion blur is a significant display property for which accurate, valid measurement methods are needed. Recent measurements of a set of eight displays by a set of six measurement devices provide an opportunity to evaluate techniques of measurement and of the analysis of those measurements.

Watson, Andrew B.↗
NASA NTRS2006

Generating a 2D Representation of a Complex Data Structure

A computer program, designed to assist in the development and debugging of other software, generates a two-dimensional (2D) representation of a possibly complex n-dimensional (where n is an integer >2) data structure or abstract rank-n object in that other software. The nature of the 2D representation is such that it can be displayed on a non-graphical output device and distributed by non-graphical means.

James, Mark↗
NASA NTRS2009

Bone Remodeling Monitor

The impact of bone loss due to different mechanical loadings in microgravity is a major concern for astronauts upon reintroduction to gravitational forces in exploration missions to the Moon and Mars. it has been shown that astronauts not only lose bone at differing rates, with levels up to 2% per month, but each astronaut will respond to bone loss treatments differently. Pre- and post-flight imaging techniques and frozen urine samples for post-flight laboratory immunoassays To develop a novel, non-invasive, highly . sensitive, portable, intuitive, and low-powered device to measure bone resorption levels in 'real time' to provide rapid and Individualized feedback to maximize the efficacy of bone loss countermeasures 1. Collect urine specimen and analyze the level of bone resorption marker, DPD (deoxypridinoline) excreted. 2. Antibodies specific to DPD conjugated with nanoshells and mixed with specimen, the change in absorbance from agglutination is measured by an optical device. 3. The concentration of DPD is displayed and recorded on a PDA

Foucar, Charlie↗
DOE OSTI2015

DiTour 3.1

There is a need for software that allows a tour guide to present different tracks of slides and then return to the default slide show automatically upon completion. A mobile solution is needed for trade shows. DiTour is an iPad/iPhone app that pulls presentation content from a website, stores it on the device and presents it on a connected display. A tour guide can select a track to present and it will automatically return to the default track after a timeout. It offers a mobile solution which is ideal for trade shows.

Pelaia II, Thomas A.↗
NASA NTRS1996

Surface Plasmon Tunable Color Filter and Projection Display

A novel projection display, based on a new phenomenon of voltage-induced color-selective absorption with surface plasmons, are able to generate bright image on a large screen with high efficiency. In addition, neither color filters nor phosphors are needed to generate the color. With the incident beam of ±7° half cone angle, the color purity of this device can be as good as the CRT displays, and the contrast ratio can reach over 200:1.

projection↗
NASA NTRS2002

Single Source Precursors for Thin Film Solar Cells

The development of thin film solar cells on flexible, lightweight, space-qualified substrates provides an attractive cost solution to fabricating solar arrays with high specific power, (W/kg). The use of a polycrystalline chalcopyrite absorber layer for thin film solar cells is considered as the next generation photovoltaic devices. At NASA GRC we have focused on the development of new single source precursors (SSP) and their utility to deposit the chalcopyrite semi-conducting layer (CIS) onto flexible substrates for solar cell fabrication. The syntheses and thermal modulation of SSPs via molecular engineering is described. Thin-film fabrication studies demonstrate the SSPs can be used in a spray CVD (chemical vapor deposition) process, for depositing CIS at reduced temperatures, which display good electrical properties, suitable for PV (photovoltaic) devices.

Banger, Kulbinder K.↗
NASA NTRS1987

How to reinforce perception of depth in single two-dimensional pictures

The physical conditions of the display of single 2-D pictures, which produce images realistically, were studied by using the characteristics of the intake of the information for visual depth perception. Depth sensitivity, which is defined as the ratio of viewing distance to depth discrimination threshold, was introduced in order to evaluate the availability of various cues for depth perception: binocular parallax, motion parallax, accommodation, convergence, size, texture, brightness, and air-perspective contrast. The effects of binocular parallax in different conditions, the depth sensitivity of which is greatest at a distance of up to about 10 m, were studied with the new versatile stereoscopic display. From these results, four conditions to reinforce the perception of depth in single pictures were proposed, and these conditions are met by the old viewing devices and the new high-definition and wide television displays.

S. Nagata↗
NASA NTRS1994

Portable Presentation And Instruction Unit

Proposed electronic display unit reminiscent of kiosk serves as portable, interactive, multimedia information terminal. Used as traveling science exhibit, aid for teaching science in schools, or training and skill-refresher device for space flight crews. Provides interactive video and audio displays, including three-dimensional-appearing video simulations. Speeds learning and improves retention by applying principles of scientific visualization. Also helps previously trained but recently unpracticed personnel relearn special skills and procedures quickly.

Christman, L.↗
NASA NTRS1977

Displays for supervisory control of manipulators

The problem of displaying information generated by sensors attached to the terminal device of a remotely controlled manipulator is considered. The sensors under consideration are proximity, force-torque, tactile and slip-page sensors. The paper describes and evaluates several examples that have been implemented in the JPL teleoperator project using audio and graphic displays of information generated by four proximity sensors attached to a manipulator end effector. Design schemes are also discussed related to the display of information generated by a six-dimensional force-torque sensor, a multipoint proportional tactile sensor, and a directional slippage sensor. The paper concludes with a discussion of future integrated displays of visual (TV) and handbased sensor information.

Bejczy, A. K.↗
NASA NTRS1985

Span graphics display utilities handbook, first edition

The Space Physics Analysis Network (SPAN) is a computer network connecting scientific institutions throughout the United States. This network provides an avenue for timely, correlative research between investigators, in a multidisciplinary approach to space physics studies. An objective in the development of SPAN is to make available direct and simplified procedures that scientists can use, without specialized training, to exchange information over the network. Information exchanges include raw and processes data, analysis programs, correspondence, documents, and graphite images. This handbook details procedures that can be used to exchange graphic images over SPAN. The intent is to periodically update this handbook to reflect the constantly changing facilities available on SPAN. The utilities described within reflect an earnest attempt to provide useful descriptions of working utilities that can be used to transfer graphic images across the network. Whether graphic images are representative of satellite servations or theoretical modeling and whether graphics images are of device dependent or independent type, the SPAN graphics display utilities handbook will be the users guide to graphic image exchange.

Gallagher, D. L.↗
DOE OSTI2017

A review of the synthesis of reduced defect density In x Ga 1-x N for all indium compositions

A review of metal rich and nitrogen rich (N-rich), low-temperature grown In x Ga 1-x N is provided, focusing on two low-temperature approaches that have resulted in non-phase separated In x Ga 1-x N. The metal modulated epitaxy (MME) and N-rich, low temperature approaches to the reduction of defects in In x Ga 1-x N are described and are capable of growing In x Ga 1-x N throughout the miscibility gap. MME films remain smooth at all thicknesses but show device quality material primarily for x < 0.2 and x > 0.6. Low temperature, N-rich grown films show a critical thickness extend well beyond the theoretical values and results in slower relaxation through the 0.2 < x < 0.6 range most interesting for light emitters and solar cells. This reduced defect density results in improved optical emission, but due to increased roughening with increased thickness, low temperature, N-rich films are limited to thin layers. Future thick In x Ga 1-x N substrates are necessary to increase design freedom, as well as improve optoelectronic device performance. The initial results with films up to 800 nm are shown to display evidence of defect annihilation which could be promising for future thick optoelectronic templates and thick devices.

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