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Does a stream of Electrons emitted in a Hard Vacuum Diode absorb light?
If so what is the absorption Frequency?
This Question is intend for only mean free Electrons in a Hard Vacuum.
I have been wanting to emit some different LASER Frequencies into a Vacuum Diode and see if the Electrons absorb light in the visible spectrum.
The only thing I have to play with is a 50K Fly back Transformer, a Hard Vacuum Diode and a lack of Variable LASER frequency, I need more broad band frequencies to test.![Smile :smile: :smile:](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
Does a stream of Electrons emitted in a Hard Vacuum Diode absorb light?
If so what is the absorption Frequency?
This Question is intend for only mean free Electrons in a Hard Vacuum.
I have been wanting to emit some different LASER Frequencies into a Vacuum Diode and see if the Electrons absorb light in the visible spectrum.
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The only thing I have to play with is a 50K Fly back Transformer, a Hard Vacuum Diode and a lack of Variable LASER frequency, I need more broad band frequencies to test.