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Please use this identifier to cite or link to this item: http://hdl.handle.net/11375/15936
Title: The Investigation of the Preparation of A1xGa1-x as Double Heterostructure Laser Diodes by Liquid Phase Epitaxy and System Parameters and Image Characteristics in Neurtron Radiography
Authors: Blake, Terence G
Advisor: SpringThorpe, A.J.
Harms, A.A.
Department: Engineering Physics
Keywords: lasers;refraction;light;refractive index barrier;reflection;neutron radiography;gadolinium converter;edge-spread function
Publication Date: 1972
Abstract: <p> This document reports the results of a study of several parameters of a neutron radiographic system of the direct conversion type, and of their effects on certain image characteristics. These parameters are: thickness of the converter, backing material of the very thin converter layers, level of water in the beam tube, exposure time, and film type. The image characteristics are relative optical density, specific contrast, and unsharpness, the latter interpreted quantitatively through the edge-spread function. Theoretical treatments and empirical data are presented and compared. Emphasis is put on investigations of the perfonnance of thin (~2000 A) layers of gadolinium converter, and on the experimental analysis of the edge-spread function. </p>
Description: <p>This thesis contains two parts; Both of which are parts of the requirements for the Degree of Master of Engineering </p> </p> <p> Part A: Industrial Project</p> </p> <p> Part B: McMaster (On-Campus) Project </p>
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/11375/15936
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