Magnetic Perovskite Superlattices Grown by Pulsed Laser Deposition

Magnetic multilayers of (SrRuO₃) _m (SrMnO₃) _n were grown artificially using the pulsed laser deposition technique on (001)-oriented SrTiO₃ substrates. The temperature and magnetic field dependent reisistivity of the superlattices consisting of ferromagnetic (FM) SrRuO₃ and antiferromagnetic (AFM) SrMnO₃ are studied as a function of the SrRuO₃ unit cells. We observed a pinned/biased moment instead of the biased field in the superlattices and we redefine the structure as AFM/FM(Pin)/FM(Free)/FM(Pin) units below a critical field.     

激光强化处理参数对轧辊表面性能的影响

通过试验，研究了激光功率、光斑直径、扫描速度、搭接量和合金粉含量等激光处理工艺参数对轧辊表面性能的影响，结果表明，轧辊表面经激光淬火处理后。性能稳定，耐磨性和抗疲劳性均有所提高，达到了生产要求．     

汽车尾气在路检测技术

随着社会经济的快速发展，我国的汽车的数量也逐年快速上升，汽车排出的尾气已经成为一个重要的污染源。因此，快速方便地检测汽车尾气，已成为一个重要的课题。本文介绍了一种用可调谐激光器的差分吸收法的探测汽车尾气方法，可以在路边检测行进中的汽车的尾气是否超标。     

堆泵浦3He-Ar-Xe激光体系小信号增益与效率实验研究

介绍了CFBR-Ⅱ堆泵浦3He-Ar-Xe体系1.73μm波长激光小信号增益和泵浦效率的实验研究.在脉冲峰热中子注量率为6.9×1014cm-2.s-1、3He、Ar、Xe气体的比例为80.219.30.5,总压强为8.3×104Pa时,采用透射率从1.7%到10%的6个谐振腔输出镜均获得了激光输出.在谐振腔输出镜透射率为7%时,得到了激光脉冲峰功率为45mW,其对应的激光泵浦效率为1%.在此基础上,利用Rigroa分析方法拟合出3He-Ar-Xe体系激光的小信号增益为0.24%/cm,饱和光强为36W/cm2.     

Microstructures of laser cladding of intermetallic-ceramic composite coatings

The microstructures of laser cladding of (Ni-24.5%(atom fraction)Al)+5O%(mass haction)WC coatingsbefore and after aging was comparetively studied by using SEM and TEM. It is shown that dissolving of WC and reprecipitating in the forms of WC and W,Coccurred during laser cladding, and intermetallic γ' (Ni3Al) orderly precipitatefrom metastable supersaturant Ni-matrix solid solution after heat treatment. The structures are favorable for coating'sproperties.     

激光三角法位移传感器测头设计

本文以直射式激光三角测头为例,导出了满足Scheimpfiag成象条件下的待测面位移与象位移间的准确关系,作为仪器结构参数设计的基础,并对提高测量精度和实用性的各项改进设计进行了分析。     

纳焦飞秒激光在有机材料表面刻划微结构光栅的研究

使用振荡器产生的飞秒激光在透明有机材料PMMA表面进行了刻划微结构光栅的研究．通过理论分析得到了飞秒激光参数和平台移动速度对线宽的影响，进行了系统的加工实验，加工结果与理论分析基本吻合．在透明有机材料PMMA表面进行了多种光栅的刻划，并对刻划的光栅进行了衍射和色散测试，调整光栅的尺寸和排列方式，得到了形状各异的衍射图案。     

Pulsed Laser Precision Length Measurements

The paper discusses mode locking use in pulsed lasers for precision measurement of large lengths.     

Emissivity Measurements on Metallic Surfaces with Various Degrees of Roughness: A Comparison of Laser Polarimetry and Integrating Sphere Reflectometry

Both integrating sphere reflectometry (ISR) as well as laser polarimetry have their advantages and limitations in their ability to determine the normal spectral emissivity of metallic samples. Laser polarimetry has been used for years to obtain normal spectral emissivity measurements on pulse-heated materials. The method is based on the Fresnel equations, which describe reflection and refraction at an ideally smooth interface between two isotropic media. However, polarimetry is frequently used with surfaces that clearly deviate from this ideal condition. Questions arise with respect to the applicability of the simple Fresnel equations to non-specular surfaces. On the other hand, reflectometry utilizing integrating spheres provides a measurement of the hemispherical spectral reflectance, from which the normal spectral emissivity can be derived. ISR provides data on spectral-normal-hemispherical reflectance and, hence, normal spectral emissivity for a variety of surfaces. However, the resulting errors are minimal when both the sample and the reference have a similar bidirectional reflectance distribution function (BRDF). In an effort to explore the limits of polarimetry in terms of surface roughness, room temperature measurements on the same samples with various degrees of roughness were performed using both ISR and a laser polarimeter. In this paper the two methods are briefly described and the results of the comparison are discussed.