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What does it mean to be OP?
Execuse me. I am using a phone and i can't see orange areas- bocchesegiacomo
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High School Combustion Emit Light: Reasons & Benefits
Why does combustion emit light? For heat, for excited electrons or for other reasons?- bocchesegiacomo
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Undergrad Ferrite Rod Antenna: Understanding How It Works
Ok now i understood. I am italian so i don't know some words well.- bocchesegiacomo
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Undergrad Ferrite Rod Antenna: Understanding How It Works
Here is the right image- bocchesegiacomo
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Undergrad Ferrite Rod Antenna: Understanding How It Works
Here there is a photo about the concentration of the field on the resonant coil by wikipedia- bocchesegiacomo
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What does it mean to be OP?
What is to be OP? Maybe overpowered? (About the letters near the name)- bocchesegiacomo
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Undergrad Ferrite Rod Antenna: Understanding How It Works
Ok thank you.but i did an experiment on wireless transmission with resonant coupling and i have seen that the inverse square distance law does not work- bocchesegiacomo
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Graduate Electromagnetics wireless transmission of Energy
I don't know- bocchesegiacomo
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Graduate Electromagnetics wireless transmission of Energy
But if there is a resonant circuit the field concentrates on the receiving coil- bocchesegiacomo
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Graduate Electromagnetics wireless transmission of Energy
There is an LC resonant tank connected at a power source at the resonant frequency and far away from it there is Another LC circuit with the same resonant frequency connected to a multimeter. Assuming that there is no resistance and that all components are ideal the second coil will receive all...- bocchesegiacomo
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- Electromagnetics Energy Transmission Wireless
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Undergrad Ferrite Rod Antenna: Understanding How It Works
I asked you that question because I am interested in wireless transmission of Energy and maybe ferrite rod antennas can be Used for wireless transmission of Energy I have understood that that kind of antennas arent very efficient.- bocchesegiacomo
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Undergrad Ferrite Rod Antenna: Understanding How It Works
Yes i red it a moment ago and i understood- bocchesegiacomo
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Undergrad Ferrite Rod Antenna: Understanding How It Works
I am also able to use differential equations for electronics- bocchesegiacomo
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- Forum: Electromagnetism