👉 Photoconduction is a phenomenon in which light waves are transmitted through materials that have a high index of refraction, such as glass or metal. This transmission occurs because the material's refractive index changes when it receives light, causing it to bend and scatter light at a different angle than if it were passing through air. The amount of scattering depends on the wavelength of the light, its frequency, and the thickness of the material. This phenomenon is crucial in many applications, including electronics, medicine,