Discover How to Efficiently Polarize Microwave Radiation | 1mm Wavelength

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This discussion focuses on the methods to efficiently polarize microwave radiation with a wavelength of 1mm. The primary recommendation is to utilize an antenna specifically designed to produce the desired polarization. Additionally, participants emphasize the importance of understanding the setup and the microwave source, as a significant portion of the microwaves may be reflected back by the polarizer, necessitating safety precautions.

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Ok, here is the scenario, kinda weird but please entertain me. Say I had a huge amount of microwave radiation being shot in a particular direction. Let's say they have a wavelength of 1mm. How would i go about polarizing the microwave radiation?
 
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Your question is very unspecific and my magic crystal ball is unfortunately in repair. So give us more details about the setup, the microwave source, etc.
 
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PhDnotForMe said:
How would i go about polarizing the microwave radiation?

very simple ... by using an antenna that produces the polarisation that your require
 
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PhDnotForMe said:
How would i go about polarizing the microwave radiation?
Google is your friend. Do a Google Images search on Microwave Polarizer. Oh, and remember that a large portion of that "huge amount" of microwaves will be reflected back at you by the polarizer (depending on how you build it). Be sure to wear your tin undershorts when using your system... o0)
 
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