Receiver Antenna for 400~700nm wave
Receiver Antenna for 400~700nm wave
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What size of antenna is ideal for a wave spectrum on the above wave lenght?
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What size of antenna is ideal for a wave spectrum on the above wave lenght?
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RE: Receiver Antenna for 400~700nm wave
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RE: Receiver Antenna for 400~700nm wave
The day will eventually come when nanotechnology will bring the optical range into the RF world. It should be very interesting when it happens.
RE: Receiver Antenna for 400~700nm wave
Keith Cress
kcress - http://www.flaminsystems.com
RE: Receiver Antenna for 400~700nm wave
That was fast.
RE: Receiver Antenna for 400~700nm wave
An issue which is being conquered is the complex interaction of light with ANY metal surface causing (plasmons) a sort-of plasma cloud which makes direct scaling of radio antenna theory not possible, but they're getting a handle on it. It's similiar to skin depth stuff which doesn't greatly impact RF antennas but does cause strange effects with regards to nano length optical antennas.
Here's a link to short paper on the subject:
antennas for light
Here's a paper. Look at page 444 for some cool optical antennas.(Don't worry its only a 37 page doc not hundreds of pages)
Page 444
Here's a link to lots of stuff at Rochester Univ:
Search of Rochester's data base
Keith Cress
kcress - http://www.flaminsystems.com
RE: Receiver Antenna for 400~700nm wave
You've provided some excellent references for the OP, if the question was actually intended as written.
RE: Receiver Antenna for 400~700nm wave
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