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Paul Wright
Researcher at University of Manchester
Publications - 70
Citations - 860
Paul Wright is an academic researcher from University of Manchester. The author has contributed to research in topics: Electrical impedance tomography & Tomography. The author has an hindex of 14, co-authored 68 publications receiving 721 citations. Previous affiliations of Paul Wright include Syngenta.
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High-speed chemical species tomography in a multi-cylinder automotive engine
Paul Wright,N Terzija,John L. Davidson,Sergio Garcia-Castillo,C.A. Garcia-Stewart,S. Pegrum,Steve Colbourne,Paul J. Turner,Sam D. Crossley,Tim J. Litt,Stuart C. Murray,Krikor B. Ozanyan,Hugh McCann +12 more
TL;DR: In this paper, the first application of chemical species tomography (CST) in a multi-cylinder automotive engine is reported, where a measurement grid consisting of 27 dual-wavelength optical paths has been implemented in one cylinder of an otherwise standard four-cylinder port-injected gasoline engine, using a unique OPtical Access Layer (OPAL) carrying embedded optical fibres and collimators.
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Toward in-cylinder absorption tomography in a production engine
Paul Wright,C.A. Garcia-Stewart,Stephen J. Carey,Francis Hindle,S. Pegrum,Stephen M. Colbourne,Paul J. Turner,William J. Hurr,Tim J. Litt,Stuart C. Murray,Sam D. Crossley,Krikor B. Ozanyan,Hugh McCann +12 more
TL;DR: First cross-cylinder IR absorption measurements from a reduced channel-count (nontomographic) system are presented, and the prospects for imaging are discussed.
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Image optimization for chemical species tomography with an irregular and sparse beam array
N Terzija,John L. Davidson,C.A. Garcia-Stewart,Paul Wright,Krikor B. Ozanyan,S. Pegrum,T.J. Litt,Hugh McCann +7 more
TL;DR: In this paper, a chemical species tomography system based on near-IR spectroscopic absorption measurements, intended for application to one cylinder of a multi-cylinder production engine, is considered.
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Information from time-varying vibrotactile stimuli.
TL;DR: Results were similar for three stimulus types--sinewave, monophasic pulse and tetraphasic pulses--suggesting temporal cues are more important than spectral cues in this task, and implications for the design of a tactile aid to lipreading are discussed.
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Design of high-performance photodiode receivers for optical tomography
TL;DR: In this article, the photodiodes in near-IR absorption tomography are examined in detail, but much of the material is applicable at wavelengths ranging from the UV to beyond 2.5 /spl mu/m.