Recent content by richjtf

Hey there, have been quite busy, I'm sorry i didn't reply this long, I'm going to make a schematic for you guys, but for now, Q1 = T2095A Q2 = Can't really tell, maybe you can?

Hi. I relized today i have an old charger lying around that has no use anymore, so i wanted to do a little project with it, it indicates that the input is 100V-240V~50/60Hz 0,1A and the output is: 5.0V DC 350mA. I want to add a feature to this charger, a switch, that changes the outpunt, and...

That made a lot of sense to me, thank you. I don't really want to continue bothering you since you've helped me so much already, but i that made me rise a new question, and i don't think want to make a new post. In my mind I'm picturing both, traveling wave antenna, and the standing wave...

Thanks for pointing that out. I want to understand the topic widely, every time i get home from work college i sit down and read for as long as i can. I want to learn as much about antennas as i possibly can. Any good book or site where i can find nice information? I've learned about and made...

ahaha, you got me. I read that, but i didn't quite get it, nor why does it do it. The answers tech99 gave me cleared every doubt out

Alright, thank you! One last question, are both of them used for the same purposes? Or are there uses that one would work better at than the other would? If we're explicitly talking about them being travelingwave and standingwave

Hi, and thank you really much for your explanation, now i understand. But this makes me rise new questions. Before, in my mind, i thought all the antennas were traveling wave type because that's what they radiate, right? The radiation of all antennas is a traveling wave, since they radiate waves...

Currently studying telecom engineering. Good to be here.

Hi, I've been reading a lot about traveling and standing waves, and i am right now reading about traveling wave antennas, to my understanding ALL antennas should be traveling wave antennas, but this is not the case of what i read online, and there is also not too much information about it. For...