Mom, How does a CD or DVD or Blu-ray Work? | Doc Physics
We'll investigate the interference that causes signal changes in the light sensor of an optical storage drive. If you want to know WHY the blue (actually violet) light of Blu-ray can read a tighter bump density than the red lasers of CD's and DVD's, check dis out: • The Rayleigh Criterion | Diffraction-Limit...
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