Microwave Auditory Effects and Applications
A technical monograph on the microwave auditory (Frey) effect, in which pulsed microwaves are perceived as sound.
Out of print / scarceAt a glance
- Shelf status
- Out of print / scarce
- Banned by
- —
- Banned in
- —
- Author
- James C. Lin
- Topics
- Auditory perception, Hearing, Microwaves, Physiological effect
- First published
- 1978
- Shelf note
- Reported in the source video: copies have listed for around $1,000.
- Find a copy
- Library record on Open Library
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