Concepts involved in the cycling excitation process. Credit: Yuchun Zhou/UCSD
To: ShadowAce
Tech Ping!...................
2 posted on
01/20/2015 12:56:31 PM PST by
Red Badger
(If you compromise with evil, you just get more evil..........................)
To: Red Badger
Am i misunderstanding this, or is this an optical transistor?
3 posted on
01/20/2015 1:13:54 PM PST by
Mr. K
(Palin/Cruz 2016 (for 16 years of conservative bliss))
To: Red Badger
If only Armstrong could see where his work started.
One century on and we’re still moving forward.
4 posted on
01/20/2015 1:14:00 PM PST by
Bogey78O
(We had a good run. Coulda been great still.)
To: Red Badger
In laymens terms, What?
What practical applications does this actually mean? Smaller electrionics due to increased signal strength?
7 posted on
01/20/2015 1:16:16 PM PST by
Obadiah
(If the RINOs engineer the 2016 Primary for their guy, I will sit out the General for my guy.)
To: Red Badger
8 posted on
01/20/2015 1:17:33 PM PST by
The Cajun
(Ted Cruz, Sarah Palin, Mark Levin, Mike Lee, Louie Gohmert....Nuff said.)
To: Red Badger
A massively three-dimensional SoC using optical data communications instead of electrical conductors, perhaps?
11 posted on
01/20/2015 1:20:59 PM PST by
Bobalu
(Programming is the art of adding bugs to an empty text file)
To: Red Badger
This would be great for two of my favorite devices:
1. Laser range finder. I've designed them; it's irritating to have to have a 150-250V power supply in a little handheld device. Noisy, too.
2. Night vision. Think night amplification devices as cheap as cameras are now.
Bring on the future.
To: Red Badger
The WWI Germans had it first:
28 posted on
01/20/2015 5:05:08 PM PST by
Oatka
(This is America. Assimilate or evaporate.)
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