Ultra-lightweight and wide field of view augmented reality virtual retina display based on optical fiber projector and volume holographic lens

A novel see-through virtual retina display(VRD) system is proposed in this Letter. An optical fiber projector is used as the thin-light-beam source, which is modified from a laser scan projector by separating the laser sources and the scan mechanical structure. A synthetic aperture method is proposed for simple, low-cost fabrication of a volume holographic lens with large numerical aperture. These two key performance-enhanced elements are integrated into a lightweight and ordinary-glasses-like optical see-through VRD system. The proposed VRD system achieves a weight of 30g and a diagonal field of view of 60°.     

Numerical Analysis of Alternating-Current Small-Signal Response in Graphene Nanoribbons

Alternating-current small-signal admittances of armchair graphene nanoribbons are investigated using the method of non-equilibrium Green＇s function. The calculated ac admittances show an oscillatory response between inductive and capacitive behaviors, which is a result of the finite length of the graphene nanoribbon. The effects of hydrogen-passivated edges on ac response are demonstrated. At low frequency, the edge effects transform the inductive behavior in a metallic graphene nanoribbon into a capacitive one. Finally, the effects of variations in the width and bandgap of a graphene nanoribbon on its dynamic response are investigated.     

Derivative of Electron Density in Non-Equilibrium Green's Function Technique and Its Application to Boost Performance of Convergence

The non-equilibrium Green＇s function （NEGF） technique provides a solid foundation for the development of quantum mechanical simulators. However, the convergence is always of great concern. We present a general analytical formalism to acquire the accurate derivative of electron density with respect to electrical potential in the framework of NEGF. This formalism not only provides physical insight on non-local quantum phenomena in device simulation, but also can be used to set up a new scheme in solving the Poisson equation to boost the performance of convergence when the NEGF and Poisson equations are solved self-consistently. This method is illustrated by a simple one-dimensional example of an N＋＋ N＋ N＋＋ resistor. The total simulation time and iteration number are largely reduced.     

时域传递路径分析在路噪声品质开发中的应用*

基于某SUV在30~40 Hz频段的路噪声品质问题,采用时域TPA方法进行了问题的复现,并通过TPA分解确定主要贡献来自于后副车架安装点的Z向。采用CAE方法完成了主路径噪声传递函数（NTF）的优化,通过尾门的结构优化降低NTF,使得30~40 Hz的路噪下降了4 dB。采用声音回放技术完成了CAE优化方案的主观评价,评价通过后再进行实车验证,提高开发效率。     

Time-Dependent Transport in Nanoscale Devices

A method for simulating ballistic time-dependent device transport, which solves the time-dependent Sehrǒdinger equation using the finite difference time domain （FDTD） method together with Poisson＇s equation, is described in detail. The effective mass Schrǒdinger equation is solved. The continuous energy spectrum of the system is discretized using adaptive mesh, resulting in energy levels that sample the density-of-states. By calculating time evolution of wavefunctions at sampled energies, time-dependent transport characteristics such as current and charge density distributions are obtained. Simulation results in a nanowire and a coaxially gated carbon nanotube field-effect transistor （CNTFET） are presented. Transient effects, e.g., finite rising time, are investigated in these devices.     

双包层单模光纤传感器及其在温度/湿度传感方面的应用

提出了一种双包层单模光纤传感器结构,根据波导理论推导出了光纤中导模变为泄漏模时,外包层折射率与双包层结构参量之间的关系,获得了这种光强调制型传感器可测量的折射率变化范围.利用已知热光系数的材料制作的温度传感器,从实验上证实了理论分析结果,并由理论与实验结果的分析得到了传感器的工作原理是:导模变为泄漏模后,输出光强与外包...     

Long-time evolution of charged grains in plasma under harmonic external force and after being withdrawn

Evolution of the charged grains in a two-dimensional dusty plasma under a spatially harmonic external force,in particular,their long-time behaviors after the force has been withdrawn,is studied by using molecular dynamics simulation.Under an external force and a grain–grain interaction force,initially homogeneously distributed grains can reach a quasistationary state in the form of a disk crystal.After the external force is withdrawn,the disk moves initially with its size and shape nearly unchanged until it rapidly stops moving,and eventually the disk grain rotates like a vortex.The time needed to reach the final state increases with the strength of the initial external force increasing.