Radio Wave Properties: Electric and Magnetic Dipole Antenna - Video

By Harvard Natural Sciences Lecture Demonstrations

The video showcases the setup of a 300 MHz oscillator, a 100W radiofrequency amplifier, and a dipole antenna for transmitting radio waves, leading to the fluorescence of a nearby light bulb. It demonstrates the presence of standing waves on the dipole antenna and how intensity varies along its length. Additionally, the usage of a copper pipe as a receiving antenna is explored, showing changes in intensity depending on alignment and proximity to the transmitter. Finally, a B field antenna sensitive to magnetic fields is introduced, revealing brightness variations in different orientations. The video offers insightful observations on radio wave transmission and reception phenomena.

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The title of the main category is Theory and it deals mainly with Antenna theory, basics,design antenna. The resource has been on our site since Tuesday Sep 3 2024, and it has been viewed 112 times. So far it received 2 votes for a total score of 10.00/10
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