Crafting the perfect shock

Article Abstract:

Tasers operates at 19 pulses per second which is far enough from the tetanus region to allow the skeletal muscles to contract without causing any major damage. The Taser's average current of 1.9 mA is only 1 percent of the required power to cause the heart of the typical male to fibrillate so it's far from the danger zone for healthy human hearts.

Health aspects, Physiological aspects, Design and construction, Heart, Muscles, Skeletal muscle, Cover story, Stun devices

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Supertubes

Article Abstract:

The properties of carbon nanotubes and their ability to replace silicon circuits are discussed. Carbon nanotube electronics would take over before the problems encountered by the continual downscaling of silicon dimensions become insurmountable.

Electric properties, Carbon, Nanotubes, Atomic properties

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