用于开放性实验和演示实验的自制磁场测定仪

介绍作设计制作的磁场测定仪的原理、选材、制作、调试、使用方法及相关的讨论，该仪器可测狭小空间的磁场，确定磁场的性质和空间分布，该制作，既可以由教师精心制作为演示仪器，也可以作为开放性实验为大学生开设，本制作和材料均取自废旧仪器中的零散元件，成本十分低廉，如果不计较成本，对电路和元件进行精确优化，并认真定标，还可用于定量测量。     

螺线管磁场测试仪中心磁场测量的不确定度评定和仪器定标

讨论了螺线管磁场测试仪中心磁感应强度的不确定度评定方法，并对仪器进行定标。     

高温超导体环流演示仪

利用永磁铁对超导样品进行激励,产生的超导环流不衰减,由此原理制做了高温超导环流演示仪,该仪器可演示零电阻现象、环流磁场及超导体电阻与温度的关系.     

强磁场发展动态与趋势

文章主要介绍了强磁场的发展状况和最近取得的一些进展，包括45T稳态磁场、60T长脉冲磁场、80T非破坏性脉冲磁场和百特斯拉级磁场，同时文章也介绍了强磁场的发展趋势和各磁场实验室的强磁场发展计划．     

亥姆霍兹线圈轴线磁场计算机测量实验研究

亥姆霍兹线圈产生的磁场具有广泛的物理应用。利用霍尔传感器件,研究制作了具有USB2．0数据通讯接口的高速磁场数据测量装置,编写了磁场数据采集处理程序,设计了中心距可调的亥姆霍兹线圈并用所研制的仪器进行了轴向磁场分布测量。结果表明：该实验装置测量精度高,实时性好,实验手段先进,可扩展为多个设计性物理实验。     

高能等离子体入射对磁场膨胀影响的模拟研究（已撤稿）

采用三维模型，使用混合网格质点法对等离子体入射偶极子磁场产生的磁场膨胀进行数值模拟.在模拟中考虑了高能等离子体注入两种不同类型磁场的情况：等离子体注入没有背景磁场的偶极子磁场和等离子体注入有背景磁场的偶极子磁场.研究表明背景磁场的存在不仅改变了粒子的分布，还改变了磁场膨胀的程度.还研究了注入的高能等离子体的速度对磁场膨胀的影响，结果表明入射的高能等离子体速度越大，磁场膨胀的程度就越大.对于低的入射速度，入射粒子在偶极子磁场中的回旋半径与偶极子磁场的特征长度相比较小，粒子被磁场束缚，对偶极子磁场的影响可以忽 关键词： 网格质点法 磁场膨胀 偶极子磁场     

基于磁通门和时域数字鉴频的磁场锁定系统

永磁型磁共振仪器的磁体易受温度和其他环境磁场干扰,造成主磁场波动,进而影响仪器测量的重复性和准确性．本文讨论了两种解决磁场波动的锁定方法：一方面,通过磁通门传感器对环境波动引起的瞬态磁场进行高灵敏探测,然后采用现场可编程门阵列进行实时处理并计算磁场补偿量;另一方面,针对环境温度变化引起的缓慢磁场偏移,则采用时域数字鉴频锁场方法,在对锁样品进行射频激发后,将磁共振信号通过混频变换到较低的频率范围,再转换为方波,然后直接送入现场可编程门阵列进行周期测量,并计算磁场补偿量．将两种方法获得的磁场补偿量叠加后,再转换为电流信号驱动安装在磁体上的B₀补偿线圈,并研制了一套磁场锁定系统,以实现对磁场的锁定.在0.5 T食品快检磁共振分析仪上进行测试验证,结果显示当受到瞬态干扰时,可将磁场稳定在±4 Hz(对应磁场为±0.093 9μT)范围内,同时也可以精准测量温度造成的磁场偏移,该结果验证了本文磁场锁定方法的可行性．     

磁场对电流的作用定量分析仪

磁场对电流的作用是教学中的重点,研制“磁场对电流的作用定量分析仪”,目的在于较精确地演示磁场对电流的作用与电流强度成正比、与导线长度成正比、与磁感应强度成正比、与导线与磁场的夹角的正弦成正比。一、仪器的结构与原理仪器的结构如图1,当电磁铁1和导线2通电后,通电导线因受磁场力的作用,使指针5偏转(注意电流的方向,使指针向右偏转)。移动测力游码12,使指针回到平衡线6,由游码在测力刻度     

多维磁场实时扫描再现教学系统的设计与实现

利用LabVIEW语言将磁场采集装置和运动控制平台结合到一起，开发了一套可以对各类磁场进行自动扫描和实时再现的系统。该系统包括三维运动平台、多通道高斯计和上位机软件等。采集到的数据被实时存储到文件中，并以曲线图、二维强度图、三维矢量箭头图等多种形式在控制界面予以实时呈现，帮助使用者及时了解磁场信息。最后，利用该系统对用于磁悬浮实验的圆柱型磁铁阵列的外磁场分布进行了实际测量，清晰地展现了磁铁阵列的外磁场分布特征，证明了本系统的可行性和可靠性。     

磁场CT的卷积反投影方法

介绍了ＣＴ技术用于磁场成象中的卷积反射影方法，并完成了一对钡铁氧体圆柱磁体的重建图象。证明该方法行之有效。     

Single-beam self-referenced phase-sensitive surface plasmon resonance sensor with high detection resolution

A versatile and low-cost single-beam self-referenced phase-sensitive surface plasmon resonance(SPR)sensing system with ultra-high resolution performance is presented.The system exhibits a root-mean-square phase fluctuation of ±0.0028.over a period of 45 min.i.e.a resolution of±5.2×10-9 refractive index units.The enhanced performance has been achieved through the incorporation of three design elements:a true single-beam configuration enabling complete self-referencing so that only the phase change associated with SPR gets detected,a differential measurement scheme to eliminate spurious signals not related to the sensor response,and the elimination of retardation drifts by incorporating temperature stabilization in the liquid crystal phase modulato .Our design should bring the detection sensitivity of non-labeling SPR biosensing closer to that achievable by conventional fluorescence-based techniques.     

Effect ofγ-radiation on the spectral luminescence characteristics of impure cadmium tungstate crystals

Results of a study of the effect of γ-radiation on the spectral luminescence properties of cadmium tungstate crystals doped with silver, bismuth, and molybdenum cations are presented. Spectral characteristics of the nondnnnoped crystals are briefly described. Absorption and photo and X-ray luminescence spectra of the crystals taken before and after exposure to γ-radiation (5.5·10⁴ Gy) are compared. It is found that the spectral characteristics of the crystals doped with silver, bismuth, and molybdenum cations do not change markedly after the exposure. The relation between the type of impurity-induced defects, individual characteristics of the impurity cations, and the character of the effect of γ-radiation on the spectral luminescence properties of impure crystals is analyzed (preliminarily). Translated from Zhurnal Prikladnoi Spektroskopii, Vol. 64, No. 1, pp. 55–60, January–February, 1997.     

Cavitation in trees

Sap is transported under tension (i.e. negative pressure) in trees, according to the tension-cohesion theory. Since water is physically instable under negative pressure, a risk of cavitation is possible. Techniques have been developed during the past two decennia to study cavitation in trees. Trees appear remarkably immune to cavitation events. Cavities form only when extreme water stresses occur or when sap freezes. Nucleation is heterogeneous in trees, presumably caused by the aspiration of air bubbles through conduit walls. Threshold xylem pressures for cavitation vary greatly between species, in concordance with the great functional and ecological diversity of trees. To cite this article: H. Cochard, C. R. Physique 7 (2006).     

A stereo matching algorithm using multi-peak candidate matches and geometric constraints

Gray cross correlation matching technique is adopted to extract candidate matches with gray cross correla- tion coefficients less than some certain range of maximal correlation coefficient called multi-peak candidate matches. Multi-peak candidates are extracted corresponding to three closest feature points at first. The corresponding multi-peak candidate matches are used to construct the model polygon. Correspondence is determined based on the local geometric relations between the three feature points and the multi-peak candidates. The disparity test and the global consistency checkout are applied to eliminate the remaining ambiguous matches that are not removed by the local geometric relational test. Experimental results show that the proposed algorithm is feasible and accurate.     

Optical Pulse Compression Schemes That Use Nonlinear Bragg Gratings

Nonlinear optical pulse compression of picosecond pulses typically requires long lengths of optical fiber and multiple components. Periodic structures, such as fiber Bragg gratings, are highly dispersive at wavelengths outside of the photonic bandgap. This implies that such gratings can be used as very short all-fiber compressors. In this paper a number of such compression schemes are reviewed involving uniform and nonuniform fiber Bragg gratings, relying on both soliton and nonsoliton compression principles. Experimental results supporting the corresponding underlying theory are also presented. Finally, an extension of one of the compression schemes is shown, which allows the generation of adjustable high-repetition rate soliton trains.     

Conductively cooled all-solid-state zigzag slab laser

A diode pumped, Q-switched Nd：YAG zigzag slab laser is developed using passive conduction cooling. Flat-flat and unstable resonators are adopted in this experiment. The 150-mJ multi-mode and 100-mJ single-mode laser outputs with pulse width of 10 ns are achieved, corresponding to optical efficiencies of 19% and 13%, respectively. The experimental result demonstrates that the laser has the property of compact structure, high efficiency, reliability, and high beam quality. The design of laser has a potential application in space environment.     

The nature of empirical constants in the equation relating the frequency of the stretching vibration of oh-groups to parameters of the [MO n ]-polyhedrons coordinating these groups

Institute of Physicoorganic Chemistry, Academy of Sciences of Belarus, 220603, Minsk, Ul. Surganova, 13, Belarus. Translated from Zhurnal Prikladnoi Spektroskopii, Vol. 62, No. 1, pp. 104–107, January–February, 1995.     

Quantitative analysis results of CE-1 X-ray fluorescence spectrometer ground base experiment

As the nearest celestial body to the earth, the moon has become a hot spot again in astronomy field recently. The element analysis is a much important subject in many lunar projects. Remote X-ray spectrometry plays an important role in the geochemical exploration of the solar bodies. Because of th equasi-vacuum atmosphere on the moon, which has no absorption of X-ray, the X-ray fluorescence analysis is an effective way to determine the elemental abundance of lunar surface. The CE-1 X-ray fluorescence spectrometer (CE-1/XFS) aims to map the major elemental compositions on the lunar surface. This paper describes a method for quantitative analysis of elemental compositions. A series of ground base experiments are done to examine the capability of XFS. The obtained results, which show a reasonable agreement with the certified values at a 30% uncertainty level for major elements, are presented.     

A new tuning procedure for the DTL RF field pattern

The DTL tank is a multi-cell cavity.In a fabricated tank,the measured average axial field E0 for each cell may obviously deviate from the designed value.It is generally thought the deviation is due to the errors in fabrication and assembly.But it is not always true.In this paper,it is shown that the deviation may already exist before fabrication in some cases.It is partly due to the imperfection of the current design procedures.A new design method is introduced to reduce the deviation in the design stage.     

Effect of oxygen on the optical properties of ZnSe in the region of 0.44–20 μm

Moscow Power Engineering Institute, 14, Krasnokazarmennaya Str., Moscow, GSP, 105835, Russia. Translated from Zhurnal Prikladnois Spektroskopii, Vol. 63, No. 4, pp. 646–651, July–August, 1996.