Terry Blanton <[email protected]> wrote: http://www.iscmns.org/work10/HagelsteinPdemonstra.pdf > > I have difficulty understanding these graphs. They show so much they are confusing. Power on one axis and energy (in joules) on another. I am not familiar with the instruments or measurement techniques either, so I cannot judge them. However, it appear to me that both input and power are low, typically around 18 mW input. Output is ~60 mW in Run EJan31B. Such low power is difficult to measure and easy to get wrong, even with precision equipment.
Run EJan31A has a higher peak, at ~180 mW I think. That is a lot easier to measure. I do not understand why it peaks instead of being stable, but it is reasonably high. Maybe they should use 10 of these things at a time, to boost the signal. - Jed
