I. Shavirin
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About
I. Shavirin’s research centers on precision optical sensing, particularly the application of total internal reflection principles to develop high-angular-resolution sensors. His most cited work, “Internal reflection sensors with high angular resolution” (1996, 2 citations), introduces sensors designed to measure the angle between a device’s axis and the direction of a radiation source or reflecting object. These sensors are critical for control systems requiring accurate angular detection. While his citation count is modest, Shavirin’s contribution lies in advancing sensor technology for practical applications in alignment and tracking. His work underscores the importance of leveraging fundamental optical phenomena to create robust, high-precision measurement tools, influencing subsequent developments in optical sensor design for industrial and scientific use.
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- 1Internal reflection sensors with high angular resolution2 citations · 1996