File:EM Simulation of Light Interacting with an ASP.gif
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| Description |
Using the software package Wee Waves, I built and simulated the interaction between an angle-sensitive pixel (ASP) and light incident at a variety of angles. |
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| Source |
Simulation using Wee Waves |
| Date |
2012-04-20 |
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