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Dave Oldridge wrote:
... The real reason that photons are not a particularly useful concept in RF design is that they are vanishingly small in energy, due to the rather long wavelenths. I doubt if there is any equipment that would actually intercept a MEASURABLE photon at most radio frequencies. You cannot always say that of short-wavelength gamma rays or even light. Yeah. And, photons like razor edges, with a passion! ROFLOL! JS |
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