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Les Wright

Les Wright

@LesLaboratory

An Amateur Scientist into Lasers, Electronics, Computers, Chemistry, Physics and I run a YouTube channel: https://t.co/puo1JkpL6I

Katılım Şubat 2016
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Les Wright
Les Wright@LesLaboratory·
@johnmdudley @BreakingTaps I had not, so thanks for the link, a very nice discussion, and a beautiful picture! Perhaps I'll include it in the video!
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Les Wright@LesLaboratory·
Here is a hint for my latest project, taken with a mobile phone camera no less. If you know, you know! @johnmdudley @BreakingTaps
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Les Wright@LesLaboratory·
@johnmdudley A little bit of home brew electro-optics for the new-year methinks, nothing so grand as semiconducto fab!
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John Dudley@johnmdudley·
@LesLaboratory Now what are you going to do with it? Make your own HF filters? DIY semiconductor foundry? 😀
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Les Wright@LesLaboratory·
A good day on the river prospecting. Even found a bullet!
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Les Wright@LesLaboratory·
@BreakingTaps Nice, how about back illuminated CMOS cams? You would need to shield the periphery around the image sensor area from electrons, but it could work. You could build an intensified sensor if you threw in a microchannel plate as well.
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BreakingTaps@BreakingTaps·
Been thinking about this... I wonder how a modern CMOS image sensor would tolerate it? I think the photodiodes used in these devices are optimized to collect electrons whereas the image sensor isn't, and would have a bunch of wiring/circuitry in the way too. But might work ok?
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Today in neat electro-optical detectors: hybrid photodiodes! Photocathode on one end, photodiode on the other, electrodes in between, pump to high vacuum. Photocathode emits electrons, which are accelerated and slam into the photodiode generating a "photocurrent".

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Les Wright@LesLaboratory·
Asking ChatGPT about UK law and out of frustration asked if it was legal to summon Cthulhu. Best answer ever! Made my day!
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Les Wright@LesLaboratory·
@johnmdudley @fsadrzad @thecrystalverse Nice! Some samples look very nice, I should get some to play around with. There is another mineral that has similar properties, but the name escapes me. In fact I cant resist, I'm off to go order some!
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Dave Jones
Dave Jones@eevblog·
Keep, toss, or use for something pointless?
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BreakingTaps@BreakingTaps·
That feeling when an M2.5 cap screw is "big"
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Dominic Miller
Dominic Miller@DominicMillerCa·
Hey @LesLaboratory, I'm currently building your famous PySpectrometer from your instructions on YouTube and GIT. My support was so badly align that I decided to make a 3D printed support. It's a prototype, I'll share my STL files when it's going to be completed.
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Les Wright
Les Wright@LesLaboratory·
Want nanosecond moderately high peak power Laser pulses? An Avalanche Laser Diode Pulser! youtu.be/3-htF8Jrixo
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Les Wright@LesLaboratory·
@NurdRage Separate video, I have fallen into this trap having too many subjects in one video. Certainly mention it in the Thorium video as an upcoming experiment.
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NurdRage@NurdRage·
Currently working on a video to extract thorium but i think i might be able to extract trace amounts of radium as well. I'm wondering if that should be a separate video or part of the thorium video.
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