Science Simulations
* Above simulation adjusted the amplitude and wavelength for easy observation. * For your understanding, the frequency modulation range of FM broadcasts is exaggerated. Radio frequency The audible frequency is commonly referred to as ‘sound.’ Sound’s frequency range is about … more
Electromagnetic radiation refers to the electromagnetic field waves radiating through space-time, carrying electromagnetic radiant energy. It includes radio waves, microwaves, infrared, visible light, ultraviolet, X-rays, and gamma rays. Types of Electromagnetic Wave Electromagnetic waves are classified based on the length … more
The basic structure of the antenna comes from a capacitor. An antenna is a device for sending and receiving electromagnetic waves. A typical dipole antenna has the form of a wire with both ends cut off. The antenna uses these … more
The basic structure of the antenna comes from a capacitor. An antenna is a device for sending and receiving electromagnetic waves. A typical dipole antenna has the form of a wire with both ends cut off. The antenna uses these … more
What is light? A form of energy that brightly illuminates the world we live in is called light. Various electromagnetic waves, including visible light, are emitted from hot objects or objects with energy. Visible light is the part of the … more
Whenever electric charge (such as an electron) accelerates, it gives out energy in the form of electromagnetic radiation. For example, electrons moving up and down a radio antenna produce a type of radiation known as a radio wave. Electromagnetic radiation … more