Hmmmmm... all good answers, but I interpreted the question to mean the
highest frequency generated on purpose with the result expected, such
as a very high frequency oscillator. Any answers on this?
At the rate of increasing speed in circuits, how long do you think it
will take before circuits start to glow? That will make
troubleshooting easier! :-)
Doug
Gourari, Alexandre wrote:
> Speaking of *technically* your body sitting in a chair but actually moving
> in inertial coordinate system can be considered a wave with a certain
> wavelength due to quantum particle-wave paradox. De Broil discovered it
> early in last century and there is a formula. Any volunteer? ;-))
>
>
> Alex Gourari
> ........
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