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Using separate beams to constructively interfere allows for at least half the necessary power being delivered per beam. The more beams you use the greater the e
by toufiqbarhamov 8y ago
Using separate beams to constructively interfere allows for at least half the necessary power being delivered per beam. The more beams you use the greater the effect and the less each beam needs to carry on its own. This is not my field, but it seems like you could have beam be quite weak until the necessary constructive interference occurs. What am I missing? I’m not being sarcastic, I’d truly like to know.
- Dylan16807 8y agoEven 1/20 of dangerous is quite a lot of energy and vastly more than you would need to surveil. And unless the beams are exceptionally narrow and all aimed at the exact same spot, you're going to be filling the room with smaller peaks and it will be very noticeable as heat and touch and more.
- toufiqbarhamov 8y agoI see, thanks for the information, I stand corrected.