Electro-magnetic Radiation and Cresting Amplitude

Marc Meilleur · Dec 24, 2011

In electro-magnetic radiation is the cresting amplitude proportionate to the wavelength; or is it the same for all wavelengths, or is it a variable?

jtbell · Dec 24, 2011

The amplitude is variable, and independent of the wavelength. It's related to how much power the wave carries, and for visible light it's related to the brightness of the light.

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