Opto Diode Introduces AXUV20HS1 Circular Photodetectors That Detect Electrons to 200 eV
https://www.electronics-lab.com/opto-diode-introduces-axuv20hs1-circular-photodetectors-detect-electrons-200-ev/
Opto Diode Corporation, an ITW company, introduces a high-speed photodetector with a circular active area of 5 mm diameter (typically 20 mm²). It is ideal for high-speed detection of low-energy electrons or X-rays. The AXUV20HS1 is one of several AXUV detectors that feature high performance measurement of photons, electrons, or X-rays. The device features electron detection to 200 […]
Particle accelerator fits on a chip
https://www.electronics-lab.com/particle-accelerator-fits-chip/
Researchers at Stanford University have demonstrated the acceleration of electrons through what they describe as an “On-chip integrated laser-driven particle accelerator”, detailed in a recent paper published in the Science journal. by Tom Abate On a hillside above Stanford University, the SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory operates a scientific instrument nearly 2 miles long. In this […]
Electrons Counter-Intuitive Movement
https://www.electronics-lab.com/electrons-counter-intuitive-movement/
Our ‘common sense’ would say that when an object moves from point A to point B it necessarily has to also move through all the points between A and B. This is, however, not true for electrons in the quantum world, where these intuitive truths are not valid. Electrons can, for example appear on the […]
Conventional Flow vs Electron Flow Explained
https://www.electronics-lab.com/conventional-flow-vs-electron-flow-explained/
“baldengineer” explains which way the current flows. A couple of weeks ago I wrote about four current flow direction myths. As a follow up to that popular post, I decided to dedicate this month’s AddOhms electronics tutorial video to Current Flow. In episode #19, I tackle the question of which way does current flow. You […]