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The only problem is that the camera would not survive the first time you use that oven. High power microwaves happily destroy all manner of electronics.
by glitchc 2y ago
The only problem is that the camera would not survive the first time you use that oven. High power microwaves happily destroy all manner of electronics.
- crazygringo 2y agoSurely it can be shielded? IR and microwave wavelengths are nowhere even close to each other. The grill in my microwave door lets through visible light. And the electronics already present in my microwave seem just fine.
- ben_w 2y agoShielding is straightforward; styropyro on YouTube made a ridiculously overpowered oven, 20 kW, was able to film the interior via a small hole, camera was basically fine. https://youtu.be/mg79n_ndR68?si=F5RTVUWdxglMFm7X https://youtu.be/mg79n_ndR68?si=F5RTVUWdxglMFm7X
- glitchc 2y agoWow, interesting
- glitchc 2y agoCan't shield the lens, which would be facing the cavity unobstructed.