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Ever wonder what it would be like to gaze at the iPhone 5 with superhero-calibre X-ray vision? Wonder no more, because an engineer named Alex Caron has snapped a couple of X-ray images of Apple’s newest smartphone.
Caron told us he shot the phone with a “filter of thungsten-rhodium at 32 kilovolts for a dose at 400 mas (milli amps per second).” In English? He used crazy material that enhances the image and did things that you obviously wouldn’t be able to do with a regular camera. Hey iPhone, your insides are showing! [h/t Alex Caron]
Milli amps per second? really?
“milliamp-seconds” -> mA s. Easy mistake for anyone that doesn’t do a science really. It’s not that much of a shocker.
Aren’t amp seconds just coulombs though? Strange to differentiate.
The Ampere is the base SI unit, rather than a Coulomb. But yeah, it is; and I agree with you, Coulomb would be better/easier/more fundamental.