What does that mean?infi said:Let say a nanoparticle (graphene) is electromagnetic shield.
What is a magnetic wave? Do you mean an electromagnetic wave? In that case: like a mirror?infi said:If we send a pulse of magnetic wave will it get reflected back.
What exactly is infinite here?infi said:And what happens if there going to be infinite EM shielded nanoparticles.
mfb said:What does that mean?What is a magnetic wave? Do you mean an electromagnetic wave? In that case: like a mirror?
What exactly is infinite here?
infi said:gonna
No, an electromagnetic shield may not reflect all types of electromagnetic radiation. It depends on the material and design of the shield. Some shields may only reflect certain frequencies or wavelengths of electromagnetic radiation.
An electromagnetic shield reflects radiation by creating a barrier that repels or redirects the electromagnetic waves. This is achieved through the use of conductive materials, such as metal, which can block or absorb the radiation.
The effectiveness of an electromagnetic shield can be affected by various factors, such as the material and thickness of the shield, the frequency and strength of the radiation, and the angle of incidence. Additionally, any gaps or imperfections in the shield can reduce its effectiveness.
No, an electromagnetic shield cannot completely block radiation. There will always be some level of radiation that can pass through or around the shield. The effectiveness of the shield in blocking radiation depends on the factors mentioned in the previous question.
Yes, there are different types of electromagnetic shields that can be used for different purposes. Some common types include conductive coatings, metal enclosures, and ferrite shields. The type of shield used will depend on the specific needs and requirements of the application.