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The discussion explores the relationship between waveforms in electronics and their ability to tunnel through barriers. The original poster questions whether certain waveforms can tunnel more effectively than others. A suggestion is made to move the inquiry to the Quantum Theory section for more specialized insights. The conversation highlights the intersection of electronics and physics, particularly in the context of quantum mechanics. Understanding waveform behavior in tunneling could have implications for both fields.
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Hello,
I have more of a familiarity with electronics than physics, so I came across an unusual idea, or question. Since there are many types of waveforms in electronics, is there any type that can tunnel through a barrier better, or even more perfectly than others? Perhaps some one working in either field may have noticed such a situation.
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Maybe you should try posting this in the Quantum Theory section?

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