Discover the Fascinating Movement of d'Arsonval Meter | Animation Tutorial

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The discussion centers on the need for an animation illustrating the movement of a d'Arsonval meter, highlighting the user's difficulty in visualizing its operation. It transitions into a broader conversation about Silicon Photonics, emphasizing its potential for secure quantum communication and reduced power consumption. The advantages of silicon as a platform for integrated optical systems are noted, particularly its low optical loss and high index contrast, which enhance waveguide performance. The conversation also mentions the importance of developing photon manipulation technologies within silicon nanophotonic circuits for improved communication systems. Overall, the thread combines a request for educational resources with insights into advancements in photonic technology.
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Help me up with a link please !

I want animation of d'arsonval mete movement ..I can't imagine its instruction :(.
 
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Quantum-based Silicon photonic communication systems can potentially achieve the
ultimate security from eavesdropping and greatly reduce the operating powers. Light
speed transmission, noise immunity, and low noise properties make photons
indispensable for quantum communication to transfer a quantum state through a
transmission line. As a result, more work needs to done to develop the building blocks
for photon manipulation in silicon nanophotonic circuits. This is also driven by the
attractive and promising improvements this field has to offer in high speed
communication systems and on chip optical interconnects. Silicon has been the main
platform for electronic integrated circuits due to its desirable electronic properties, high
isolation of its native oxide, low cost, and well developed processing schemes. It also has
desirable optical properties to work as a platform for integrated optical systems at the
telecommunication wavelength of 1550nm. Some of these properties are the low optical
loss and the high index contrast with its native oxide. This provides high mode
confinement for optical waveguides, which enables the integration of high density
systems relying on the already developed technologies in the CMOS processes. Fig.1.1
shows a Scanning Electron Microscope (SEM) image of silicon on insulator (SOI)
waveguide and its mode profile. Furthermore, silicon wires can serve as a photon source.
 
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