Xuyuan Chen

Dr. Xuyuan Chen

Faculty of Technology, Natural Sciences and Maritime Sciences, Department of Microsystems, University of Southeast Norway, N-3184 Borre, Norway
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Academic Career Length

33Years (1994-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

Representative Publications

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1 September 2009 in Journal of Power Sources
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WSWei Sun
Wei Sun
XCXuyuan Chen
Xuyuan Chen

15 October 2010 in Journal of Power Sources
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WSWei Sun
Wei Sun
RZRuilin Zheng
Ruilin Zheng
XCXuyuan Chen
Xuyuan Chen

1 March 2017 in Applied Energy
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XWXiang Wang
Xiang Wang
CCChangsong Chen
Changsong Chen
NWNa Wang
Na Wang
HSHaisheng San
Haisheng San
YYYuxi Yu
Yuxi Yu
XCXuyuan Chen
Xuyuan Chen

22 February 2023 in Chemical Engineering Journal
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ZCZhuo Cai
Zhuo Cai
YMYifei Ma
Yifei Ma
KZKe Zhao
Ke Zhao
MYMicun Yun
Micun Yun
XWXinyu Wang
Xinyu Wang
XCXuyuan Chen
Xuyuan Chen

1 April 2009 in Microelectronic Engineering
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WSWei Sun
Wei Sun
XCXuyuan Chen
Xuyuan Chen

1 May 2014 in Optics Express
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TTThi-Kim-Trinh Tran
Thi-Kim-Trinh Tran
XCXuyuan Chen
Xuyuan Chen
ØSØyvind Svensen
Øyvind Svensen
MAMuhammad Nadeem Akram
Muhammad Nadeem Akram
Despite of much effort and significant progress in recent years, speckle removal is still a challenge for laser projection technology. In this paper, speckle reduction by dynamic deformable mirror was investigated. Time varying independent speckle patterns were generated due to the angle diversity introduced by the dynamic mirror, and these speckle patterns were averaged out by the camera or human eyes, thus reducing speckle contrast in the final image. The speckle reduction by the wavelength diversity of the lasers was also studied. Both broadband lasers and narrowband laser were used for experiment. It is experimentally shown that speckle suppression can be attained by the widening of the spectrum of the lasers. Lower speckle contrast reduction was attained by the wavelength diversity for narrowband laser compared to the broadband lasers. This method of speckle reduction is suitable in laser projectors for wide screen applications where high power laser illumination is needed.