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When will those faggots at Sandia make solid state neutristors already so we can finally do away with vacuum tubes in nukes? It's the 21st century for god's sake.
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>>65495187
You to kewl for krytrons?
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>>65495200
*too
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>>65495187
They already do?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neutristor
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>>65495200
Stacked MOSFETs already mog krytrons in almost every respect and photoconductive switches are even better.
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>>65495250
the neutristor in your picture is enclosed in a vacuum, it works kind of like an x ray tube but deuterium is accelerated instead of electrons and when it strikes a deuterium target it makes neutrons instead of x rays
anyways that's a deuterium-deuterium neutristors, a nuke would use a deuterium-tritium neutristor
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>>65495340
Does it matter how they are made as long as you get your neutrons? They are also developing a non vacuum one.
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>>65495250
article mentions solid state stuff. why didnt we use solid state stuff for HDD's in the past? we had transistors since the 60's, but spinning HDD's we had since like... the 80's? (bulgarians in the warsaw pact produced spinny hdds)
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>>65495187
Why, in the near 28 years the Z Machine has been around, have we not yet seen video of it running and only the still photos?
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>>65495360
>Does it matter how they are made as long as you get your neutrons?
To an autist that desperately wants to discuss an extremely niche topic that he just learned about recently, yes. To the rest of the world, not really, as long as it's reliable, which legacy devices are.
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>>65495898
do we have z machine deniers yet? there've been moon landing deniers since day one
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>>65495898
The video wouldn't be as cool as the photos. The eddy currents generated from pulsing (seen as lightning bolts in the photos) only last a few milliseconds at most.
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>>65497326
Yes, but to watch the lasers pulse would be cool
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>>65497176
Probably, but my guess is the Z Machine is too niche - can't get any clout by being against something that you'd have to spend 20 minutes explaining to normies.
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>>65495898
We do?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pMI_n6MyaIs

Obviously you can't see what's going on inside, but there is video of it.



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