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Can a machine emit multiple radio waves simultaneously?
I am semi-familiar with such components. I know how to program and know some stuff about how the computer physically works. I do not have a clear idea as to how everything works together, but my intention is to essentially create a large-scale example that registers the signals, instead of a...- Charles_The_Erlich
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Can a machine emit multiple radio waves simultaneously?
I want to simulate the what electrons do in computers with binary with radio waves instead. Binary just shows that the circuit is complete and is read by computers to perform actions. I want to create a large scale version of this with radio waves taking the place of the electrons.- Charles_The_Erlich
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Can a machine emit multiple radio waves simultaneously?
I plan on having insulators of sort so that the signals do not interfere with each other. The problem is that i need 1 source to output the same or very similar wavelengths because the low frequency waves are easier to insulate against. The wave outputs need to be just strong enough so that a...- Charles_The_Erlich
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Can a machine emit multiple radio waves simultaneously?
I would like something like a Triplexer, but can operate with multiple of the same frequencies or very close.- Charles_The_Erlich
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Can a machine emit multiple radio waves simultaneously?
I need to output the, preferably same, frequency multiple times from the same source to multiple things at the same time. I essentially need 1 device to send out multiple signals that can be recognized by multiple receivers, one receiver for each signal.- Charles_The_Erlich
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Can a machine emit multiple radio waves simultaneously?
Is there a machine that can emit multiple radio waves simultaneously? I am trying to create a demonstration, but it requires multiple radio waves at once and cannot find any machines that can do so.- Charles_The_Erlich
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