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Plasmonic Modulators Can Break the Wireless Terahertz Barrier
- LeoPanthera 2y agoIt's funny calling light "wireless". It's not wrong exactly. Light can be transmitted wirelessly. Optical cables aren't even usually called "wires". It just sounds odd.
- TheSpiceIsLife 2y agoWires aren't usually called wires either. Ethernet cable, figure eight cable, power cable, telephone cable, HDMI cable, audio cable, coaxial cable, optical cable.
- LeoPanthera 2y agoThis can vary locally. In Commonwealth countries those things are often called "wires", or even "flexes" if you're my age or older.
- bobsmooth 2y agoA cable is a collection of individual wires.
- droopyEyelids 2y agoLike a battery is a collection of individual cells!
- notarealllama 2y agoLi-fi. This combined with ultrasonic and we'll be surrounded by non radio signals!
- noduerme 2y agoAs well as howling dogs, and bats crashing into things.
- mjd 2y agoBut only when connected to a reframbulated flux motivator.
- MalbertKerman 2y agoAnd aligned to a properly synchronized cardinal grammeter.
- m463 2y agoCan you use a Langstrom 7-inch gangly wrench?
- brcmthrowaway 2y agoIf you had an omnidirectional antenna being fed by a THZ carrier wave would it produce visible light in all directions? Why not?