An electromagnetic wave, especially a radio wave, having a constant amplitude.
连续波
as modifiercontinuous-wave radio communication
Example sentencesExamples
The continuous-wave pump power is directly converted into pulsed power without control electronics or active elements in the cavity.
The advantage of this sensor is that it can make a measurement of M in a single frame, allowing single-shot characterization of pulsed lasers, or dynamic monitoring of continuous-wave lasers during warm-up.
‘What our aim is, of course, is continuous-wave operation,’ says Porowski.
Their experiment used an S-shaped silicon waveguide pumped with pulses from an external-cavity, continuous-wave diode laser operating at 1.536 m.
Pulse radars emit a short, intense burst of radio energy, while continuous-wave radars emit a steady signal.
Definition of continuous wave in US English:
continuous wave
noun
An electromagnetic wave, especially a radio wave, having a constant amplitude.
连续波
as modifiercontinuous-wave radio communication
Example sentencesExamples
Pulse radars emit a short, intense burst of radio energy, while continuous-wave radars emit a steady signal.
Their experiment used an S-shaped silicon waveguide pumped with pulses from an external-cavity, continuous-wave diode laser operating at 1.536 m.
The advantage of this sensor is that it can make a measurement of M in a single frame, allowing single-shot characterization of pulsed lasers, or dynamic monitoring of continuous-wave lasers during warm-up.
‘What our aim is, of course, is continuous-wave operation,’ says Porowski.
The continuous-wave pump power is directly converted into pulsed power without control electronics or active elements in the cavity.