Engineers produce multiple colors of lasers using a single material
Ordinarily, if you wanted to include blue, green and red laser light sources in the same device (such as a BluRay player), you would need to built in three separate lasers - each one incorporating different semiconductor materials. Now, however, engineers from Rhode Island's Brown University have succeeded in creating different colors of lasers, all using the same nanocrystal-based semiconductor. Among other things, this opens the door to digital displays that could produce various colors of laser light simultaneously... Continue Reading Engineers produce multiple colors of lasers using a single materialSection: ElectronicsTags: Brown University, Laser, Nanotechnology Related Articles: Dark Pulse Laser emits trillionths-of-a-second bursts of nothing Sony Develops efficient laser light module for projectors White laser light found to be just as easy on the eyes as LEDs Nanoscale lasers continue to shrink, heralding new era in optical science One + one = zero: coupled lasers turn each other off Will nanocrysta
Engineers produce multiple colors of lasers using a single material
Ordinarily, if you wanted to include blue, green and red laser light sources in the same device (such as a BluRay player), you would need to built in three separate lasers - each one incorporating ...
Tue 1 May 12 from Gizmag
Single nanomaterial yields many laser colors
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Sun 29 Apr 12 from Phys.org
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Tue 1 May 12 from ZME Science
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Mon 30 Apr 12 from Physics World
Researchers build an RGB laser using quantum dots
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Mon 30 Apr 12 from Arstechnica
Nanocrystals could lead to lower-cost digital displays
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New Technique to Emit Variety of Laser Colors Using Colloidal Quantum Dots
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Wed 2 May 12 from AZoNano
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