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Karsten Eichhorn

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Effect of uniaxial deformation on the optical scattering losses of a semicrystalline fluorocopolymer.

1997

Both small- and wide-angle light scattering as well as transmission measurements have been used to investigate the optical scattering losses of a vinylidene difluoride–tetrafluoroethylene–hexafluoropropylene copolymer crystallized from the melt. The main origin of the scattering loss is the wide-angle light scattering from the spherulitic superstructure. Uniaxial deformation transforms this structure into a fiber morphology. The attenuation of fibers has been measured for light propagating both parallel and perpendicular to the orientation axis. For both directions, the attenuation decreases with increasing draw ratio. Annealing of the fibers while keeping their ends fixed is an effective m…

Total internal reflectionMaterials sciencebusiness.industryAnnealing (metallurgy)Materials Science (miscellaneous)AttenuationIndustrial and Manufacturing EngineeringLight scatteringCrystallinityOpticsAttenuation coefficientPerpendicularBusiness and International ManagementbusinessRefractive indexApplied optics
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Suppression of the speckle noise in solid polymer samples: a light scattering study

1994

The speckle effect disturbs the measurement of spatial correlation functions in solid polymer samples by light scattering. To be able to extract the desired correlations from the measurements, the speckle noise must be suppressed. This is possible by moving the sample during the measurement. In this paper we demonstrate that a sufficient reduction of speckle contrast can be achieved even in samples of restricted dimensions or with a preferential direction.

Spatial correlationMaterials scienceScatteringbusiness.industryGeneral EngineeringSpeckle noiseNoise (electronics)Atomic and Molecular Physics and OpticsLight scatteringSpeckle patternCorrelation function (statistical mechanics)BruitOpticsmedicinemedicine.symptombusinessOptical Engineering
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