Gary Hoffman wrote:
> And, of course, as you already know, RF that is high enough in
> frequency is in fact ionizing radiation.
Gary,
I did NOT know that.
How high is "high enough in frequency"? What power levels? (Could just a
milliwatt or two of RF have enough power to cause ionization, no matter
what the frequency?)
> It does not have to come from a "nuclear source".
This could be x-rays. Is that what you are referring to? However, you
stated above "*RF* that is high enough...", and I don't know if I would
define x-rays as 'RF'. Or maybe the whole issue is just a matter of
semantics.
Could you please elaborate a bit if you are alluding to something other
than x-rays or if you are calling x-rays 'RF'.
Thanks,
Carter K8VT
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