Ultra-microlight transmission device using secondary electrons
AssigneeBiolight Corp
InventorsMi Jung Park, Sang-Ik Yun, Haelim Jang, Jeong Su Yang, Seo Hyun Kim
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Abstract
Provides is an ultra-microlight transmission device using secondary electrons according to various embodiments of the present invention for implementing the above-objects. The ultra-microlight transmission device includes a light source module configured to generate light, a housing which includes an interior space and performs spectroscopy and diffuse reflection on light introduced into the interior space, a first filter unit configured to convert the spectroscopic and diffusely reflected light into monochromatic light, and a second filter unit configured to cause diffraction and interference for the converted light.
Claims13
An ultra-microlight transmission device using secondary electrons, comprising:
- a light source module configured to generate light;
- a housing which includes an interior space and performs spectroscopy and diffuse reflection on light introduced into the interior space;
- a first filter unit configured to convert the spectroscopic and diffusely reflected light into monochromatic light;
- and
- a second filter unit configured to cause diffraction and interference for the converted light,
- wherein the light source module includes:
- a photoelectric surface configured to emit primary electrons based on light or voltage application;
- and
- an electron amplification unit configured to amplify the primary electrons to emit secondary electrons.
A method of generating light energy, the method comprising:
- radiating light, which is related to secondary electrons and generated by a light source module, to an interior space of a housing;
- performing spectroscopy and diffuse reflection on the light introduced into the interior space of the housing;
- performing conversion on the spectroscopic and diffusely reflected light through a first filter unit;
- and
- causing diffraction and interference for the converted light through a second filter unit,
- wherein the light source module includes:
- a photoelectric surface configured to emit primary electrons based on light or voltage application;
- and
- an electron amplification unit configured to amplify the primary electrons to emit secondary electrons.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.