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A general procedure for the design of a phase Doppler system is presented, which includes computations based on the computer codes described previously. The utility of Mie computations is demonstrated through six examples pertaining to sizing of large particles; in particular, new considerations in bubble sizing are pointed out. Through additional examples, it is shown that the phase Doppler technique may be used for sizing of submicron particles as well as large particles. Recognition of particle material, in addition to the measurement of diameter, is also made possible.
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