Pressure effects on light polarization through plastic
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Nice ! More tech on "Wonderful energy" by HorizonDelta ;-)
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Surely the pressure is just causing the plastic to bend slightly, which would obviously have the effect of bending the light. Just like would happen if you bend a mirror or lens - it distorts the light?
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nice
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I was already thinking of some kind of microphone based on this effect.
Not for standard audio, but for geophones or so.
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This is pretty cool, 6 stars + subscribed. There must be some amazing applications for this effect. Thankyou memeome :) I'm guessing you're a Dawkins fan?
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Interesting...
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cool
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Could this be applied towards high precision pressure sensors? Or have people already done so?
pmokadakeisuke 3 years ago
Don't know. I saw something like this, to find the weak points in a structure under different forces. Searching with google seems that there are sensors using polarization.
memeome 3 years ago