Sure, everything is a function of temperature. I didn't know SiC forward biased was an led... but indirect, so not so good efficiency.
George H.
Sure, everything is a function of temperature. I didn't know SiC forward biased was an led... but indirect, so not so good efficiency.
George H.
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Worse, it would stop the graduate students from using quick and dirty solut ions that only work because you've got a graduate student to use as part of the control loop. The net result would be that rather less scientific rese arch would get done - what was done would be a bit more reliable, but there 's no strong correlation between the quality of the electronics and the sig nificance of the results obtained, so you end up with a net loss.
Well, those too. True fact: the human body glows, imperceptibly but only just barely so, in deep red. As I understand it, you can't see it with dark adapted eyes, but it doesn't take much better of a camera to see it. Cause is singlet oxygen species -- in short, metabolism. The same emission when
30% hydrogen peroxide and high strength bleach are mixed (at which concentration it is visible).Tim
Yellow. This guy's photographing dies (mostly old and metal can parts) and avalanching many of them:
Tim
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