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STUDY OF ELECTROPHORETIC DEPOSITION OF Pd METAL NANOPARTICLES ON InP AND GaN CRYSTAL SEMICONDUCTORS FOR H2 GAS SENSORS
Žďánský, Karel ; Yatskiv, Roman ; Grym, Jan ; Černohorský, O. ; Zavadil, Jiří ; Kostka, František
Deposition of Pd nanoparticles (NPs) on InP or GaN single crystal wafer was performed from isooctane colloid solution. Diodes were prepared by making Schottky contact with colloidal graphite on Pd NPs partly coated surface and ohmic contact on the blank side of the wafer. It was found that several ppb of hydrogen in nitrogen gas can be detected by monitoring the change of diode current at a constant bias voltage. Diodes made on GaN were about ten times more sensitive to hydrogen than those made on InP.
Complex Cepstrum in Speech Synthesi
Vondra, Martin ; Vích, Robert
In the contribution the use of the complex cepstrum in speech modeling and synthesis is shortly described. The obtained mixed phase parametric speech model is of the finite impulse response type and contains also information about the phase properties of the modeled speech frame. The synthesized speech is more natural, but the memory requirements and numerical complexity are much higher than for minimum phase realization.
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Silica optical microresonators
Jelínek, M. ; Todorov, Filip ; Matějec, Vlastimil ; Chomát, Miroslav ; Kubeček, V. ; Berková, Daniela
The paper deals with the preparation of spherical silica microresonators by melting silica optical fiber with an oxygen-hydrogen flame. Resonant spectra of prepared spherical silica microresonators suitable for telecommunications and sensors purposes are also presented.
Surface plasmon resonance biosensors: present and future
Homola, Jiří
Optical biosensors based on the surface plasmon resonance (SPR) have become important tool for real-time study of biomolecular interactions and for detection of various analytes in fields such as food safety, medical diagnostics, or environmental monitoring. This paper reviews the present state of the art in the development of SPR sensor technology, discusses emerging trends, and presents selected results of research into SPR sensors at the Institute of Photonics and Electronics, Prague.
Fiber lasers
Peterka, Pavel
Fiber lasers are one of the most spectacular achievements of contemporary optoelectronics and photonics. Variety of fiber lasers were demonstrated ranging from mighty continuous-wave systems with multi-kilowatt output powers to elegant femtosecond-pulse sources for precise frequency and time measurements. In the contribution, we present basic principles and applications of these new sources of laser radiation and we present selected research results in this field in the Institute of Photonics and Electronics.
Wide view of broadband in the CR
Kuchar, Anton
Situation in construction and operation of broadband acces networks in the Czech Republic is described from a broader perspective.
Biosenzory s povrchovými plazmony: Dnes a zítra
Homola, Jiří
This paper reviews the present state of the art and recent advances in the development of SPR sensors and presents selected results of SPR sensor research at the Institute of Photonics and Electronics, Prague.
Microscopy of nanoparticles and films with nanoparticles
Kacerovský, Pavel ; Žďánský, Karel ; Procházková, Olga ; Vaniš, Jan ; Grym, Jan ; Vasiliev, A. ; Pašajev, E. M.
To study the electrophoreticaly deposited nanolayers of reverse micelles with Pd nano-particles on n-type InP substrates a wide range of current microscopic methods has been used. What concerns analytical methods the X-ray diffraction and mass spectrometry SIMS were used. The most relevant results about Pd nanoparticles in the layer were obtained by using HRTEM microscopy and SIMS spectrometry. In nanolayers crystallographic arrangement of Pd nanoparticles has not been found.
Respiratory and cardiovascular health effects of nanoparticles
Nohavica, Dušan
Numerous combustion related and natural sources generate airborne ultra fine particulate matter (<100 nm). Several epidemiological studies have found adverse respiratory and cardiovascular health effects in susceptible parts of the population to be associated with these particles. Published clinical studies with 10-50 μg/m3 ultra fine elemental carbon particles as surrogates for ambient particles did induce cardiovascular effects in healthy adults.

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