NASA NTRS · 20080004759
Tunnel effect wave energy detection
Abstract
Methods and apparatus for measuring gravitational and inertial forces, magnetic fields, or wave or radiant energy acting on an object or fluid in space provide an electric tunneling current through a gap between an electrode and that object or fluid in space and vary that gap with any selected one of such forces, magnetic fields, or wave or radiant energy acting on that object or fluid. These methods and apparatus sense a corresponding variation in an electric property of that gap and determine the latter force, magnetic fields, or wave or radiant energy in response to that corresponding variation, and thereby sense or measure such parameters as acceleration, position, particle mass, velocity, magnetic field strength, presence or direction, or wave or radiant energy intensity, presence or direction.
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Kaiser, William J., Waltman, Steven B., Kenny, Thomas W.. 1995-09-12. Tunnel effect wave energy detection. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20080004759
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