NASA NTRS · 19970006849
White Light Schlieren Optics Using Bacteriorhodopsin as an Adaptive Image Grid
Abstract
A Schlieren apparatus using a bacteriorhodopsin film as an adaptive image grid with white light illumination is demonstrated for the first time. The time dependent spectral properties of the film are characterized. Potential applications include a single-ended Schlieren system for leak detection.
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Peale, Robert, Ruffin, Boh, Donahue, Jeff, Barrett, Carolyn. 1996-08-05. White Light Schlieren Optics Using Bacteriorhodopsin as an Adaptive Image Grid. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19970006849
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