Subject: | Re: New basis for Hyper-sensitive mic |
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From: | "Danny Meltzer" dannymeltzer |
Date: | Mon Oct 9, 2006 1:55 am (PDT) |
Ok that is the coolest thing I've heard in a long time. I want one. Except...you have to carry around 'moist air' with you. I am pretty sure that is not allowed as a carry on in most American airports ;) Danny --- In Syd Curtis <> wrote: > > > Of curiosity value, if nothing more, for any of you nat/recs technical > experts, who haven't already read it the New Scientist magazine. > > Issue of 30 Sept 2006, p 29: > > "California inventor David Schwartz has filed a patent (US 2006/0182300) > on a hyper-sensitive microphone. Instead of using sound waves to force a > heavy diaphragm to move, it fires a laser beam through a volume of moist > air. Incoming sound waves make water droplets in the air vibrate, which > modifies the laser beam's strength in sync with the sound - in other words > making it act as a microphone." > > Cheers > > Syd > |
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