Direct illumination

David Jones

Nature, 2000, vol. 404, issue 6777, 454-454

Abstract: The klystron is an efficient source of monochromatic microwaves, the wavelength being dependent on the size of the device's cavity. Daedalus plans to adapt the klystron principle, and by using silicon microengineering produce a lamp that emits a cold, white light ideal for domestic illumination.

Date: 2000
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