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measuring voltage at a distance with a LASER

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Discussion in 'Electronic Design' started by Tom Del Rosso, Jan 29, 2013.

Jan 29, 2013 #1

Tom Del Rosso Guest

If his guess is right, and if an electric field and a magnetic field both
affect light polarization, how can the probe tell if you're looking at a
high voltage or a high current?
Jan 29, 2013 #2

Tom Del Rosso Guest

Tom said:

If his guess is right, and if an electric field and a magnetic field
both affect light polarization, how can the probe tell if you're
looking at a high voltage or a high current?

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Then I noticed the posting date. If it's 3/31 in the US then it's 4/1 in
Austrailia.
Jan 29, 2013 #3

Martin Riddle Guest

Tom Del Rosso said:

Then I noticed the posting date. If it's 3/31 in the US then it's 4/1
in Austrailia.
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I like that fabric they have on the chairs, it's a company in NC.
<http://www.spoonflower.com/fabric/382464>

cheers
Jan 29, 2013 #4

benj Guest

I like that fabric they have on the chairs, it's a company in NC.
<http://www.spoonflower.com/fabric/382464>
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I noticed that too. While I'm not a huge fan of schematic diagrams, let's
just say that this cloth has a certain "decorator potential"!

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