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A High-power Stroboscope

Derek Senior

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Abstract

A stroboscope is described which is capable of producing flashes of duration less than 5 μsec. at speeds around 1000 per sec. for periods of several seconds. The intensity of the flashes is such as to permit photography by reflected light of areas up to 50 sq.ft.

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A stroboscope is described which is capable of producing flashes of duration less than 5 μsec. at speeds around 1000 per sec. for periods of several seconds. The intensity of the flashes is such as to permit photography by reflected light of areas up to 50 sq.ft.

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A stroboscope is described which is capable of producing flashes of duration less than 5 μsec. at speeds around 1000 per sec. for periods of several seconds. The intensity of the flashes is such as to permit photography by reflected light of areas up to 50 sq.ft.

Key concepts: Stroboscope, Optics, Photography, Power (physics), Duration (music), Materials science, Physics, Acoustics

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