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Electromagnetic Waves, Second Edition by Carlo G. Someda

Electromagnetic Waves, Second Edition Carlo G. Someda ebook
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ISBN: 0849395895, 9780849395895
Publisher: CRC Press

Waves and Oscillations, Second Edition New Age International | 313131 | ISBN: 9333636996 | 396 Pages | PDF | 3 MBThe book presents a comprehensive study of Waves and Oscillations in different fields of physics. In order to carry information, the transmitted signal has to vary over time. Its broad, integrated coverage of electromagnetic waves and their applications forms the cornerstone on which the author based this second edition. Leaving aside the fundamental nature of electromagnetic waves, he directed his attention to the distance over which they could be detected with the possibility in mind that they might be used in a telegraph. In the 1880s the German physicist Heinrich Rudolf Hertz validated Maxwell's laws by detecting radio waves—fundamentally similar to light but with wavelengths a million times longer. Publisher: Addison Wesley; 2 edition (November 7, 2009) Language: English ISBN-10: 0321598539. By Harold Clampitt To translate this to radio waves imagine the ocean waves traveling at an enormous speed, the speed of light which is 186,000 miles per second. Microwaves are on the low energy end of the spectrum, second only to radio waves. Product Details: Paperback: 536 pages. €�Maestro Maxwell was right,” Hertz said, but he concluded that the existence of When the second wire—the receiver—picks up that signal, the field is converted back into the motion of electrons, detectable as an electric current. Giuseppe Pelosi, Roberto Coccioli, Stefano Selleri, "Quick Finite Elements for Electromagnetic Waves" Artech House Publishers | 2009 | ISBN: 1596933453 | 289 pages | PDF | 3,6 MB. They have a wavelength of about 4.8 inches--about the width of your head. Damped harmonic oscillations, forced vibrations and resonance, waves, superposition of waves, Fourier analysis, vibrations of strings and membranes, Doppler effect, acoustics of buildings, electromagnetic waves, interference and diffraction.