Why not?Govind_Balaji said:
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Question 1: How do you think cell phones communicate?Govind_Balaji said:
How do you know this?Govind_Balaji said:
. If you can communicate or not depends (partly) on the power of the transmitters.What do you think?Govind_Balaji said:
Radio waves are a type of electromagnetic radiation that can travel through the air. They are used for two-way communication by transmitting and receiving signals between two devices, such as a radio transmitter and receiver, or a cell phone tower and a cell phone.
Radio waves travel through the air in a straight line, but can also be reflected or diffracted by objects. The distance they can reach depends on various factors such as the power of the transmitter, the frequency of the wave, and any obstacles in the way.
A wide range of devices use radio waves for two-way communication, including cell phones, walkie-talkies, CB radios, police and fire radios, and satellite communication systems.
Radio waves have longer wavelengths and lower frequencies compared to other types of electromagnetic radiation such as visible light or X-rays. They are also able to travel longer distances and can pass through some objects that block other types of radiation.
The use of radio waves for communication has been extensively studied and is considered safe by regulatory bodies. However, devices that emit high levels of radio waves, such as cell phones, should be used with caution and according to manufacturer guidelines to minimize potential health risks.