To solve noises affecting the performance of laser communication system problems, this paper studies mathematical model in atmospheric attenuation condition, sets up atmospheric attenuation coefficient of the primary factor aerosol (haze) according to the absorbing and scattering characteristics of the atmosphere, gives output SNR(Signal to Noise Ratio) models under atmosphere attenuation based...

The excess ultrasonic attenuation caused by adding glycogen and inorganic phosphate to liver homogenates has been studied to determine the underlying differences between attenuation coefficients of normal and diffusely diseased livers. Results show that glycogen has a higher than average specific absorption coefficient compared to other large molecular weight biomolecules. Since the glycogen co...

Ultrasonic backscattering measurements by means of spatial averaging technique were carried out in steel to determine the ultrasonic attenuation coefficient. The attenuation coefficients were evaluated from the exponential decay of the backscattering signal. The results were compared with those obtained by evaluating the amplitude decay of the main pulse. Good agreement is observed provided the...

The melt-quenching approach was used to prepare phosphate–titanite glasses with the composition P2O5-Na2O-CaO-8KF-CaCl2-xTiO2 (where x = 2, 4, and 6) in a mol %. optical, physical, shielding properties, such as mass attenuation coefficient (MAC), half-value layer (HVL), effective electron density (Neff), atomic number (Zeff), of were investigated at energies ranging between 15 200 keV. paramete...

An apparent increase in the ultrasound attenuation coefficient per unit frequency, alpha f, of fetal liver as a function of gestational age has been observed. Measurements were made in utero with a 25 megasample/sec RF digitizer and a real time ultrasound system with a 5 MHz scan head. A precise measurement of alpha f was employed in which the intercept was tied to 0 at a frequency of 0. In 178...

The probability of a photon (x-ray, gamma-ray, bremsstrahlung, etc) of a given energy E undergoing absorption or scattering when traversing a layer of material Z can be expressed quantitatively in terms of a linear attenuation coefficient mu (cm(-1)). Since mu is dependent on the material's density, rho (g cm(-3)), which can be variable, the quantity usually tabulated is the mass attenuation co...

[Abstract] We report an outstanding phenomenon related to the X-ray attenuation induced by carbon nanotubes (CNTs). We observed that the mass attenuation coefficient of CNTs was significantly higher (> 100%) than that observed for highly oriented pyrolytic graphite (HOPG) and fullerenes (C60). The attenuation coefficient of CNTs increased by reducing the sample thickness. This attenuation pheno...

We estimate the optical signal for an oceanographic lidar from the one-dimensional transient (time-dependent) radiative transfer equation using the discrete ordinates method. An oceanographic lidar directs a pulsed blue or green laser into the ocean and measures the time-dependent backscattered light. A large number of parameters affect the performance of such a system. Here the optical signal ...

Mass attenuation coefficients of the some elements were determined for two photon energies using different three detectors. The samples were irradiated using 10 mCi Cd-109 and 100 mCi Am-241 radioactive point sources. The photons were separately counted by Si(Li), NaI(Tl) and Cd(Tl) detectors. It was observed that the mass attenuation coefficient decreases with increasing energy and increases w...