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KMoffett

Joined Dec 19, 2007
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What's the maximum distance you'll need between your transmitter and receiver? What's the input signal to the transmitter...a contact closure?..a voltage level?...an audio wave? What's the output of the receiver...a contact closure?..a voltage level?...an audio wave? Do they need to be battery powered? Is size an issue? More details help! ;)

Ken
 

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whale

Joined Dec 21, 2008
110
my doubt is,
i know how electrons moment takes place in conductor.
but i dontknow how to transmit it through free space
 

leftyretro

Joined Nov 25, 2008
395
my doubt is,
i know how electrons moment takes place in conductor.
but i dontknow how to transmit it through free space

That's like saying you don't know how gravity works, you don't need to understand it to fall down. Just study electronics and it will be explained how an electronic circuit can be designed to transmit or receive electromagnetic waves.

Lefty

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electromagnetic_wave_theory
 

beenthere

Joined Apr 20, 2004
15,819
To get an electron to go from point A to point B, all you need is a good vacuum and a potential difference such that point A is negative with respect to B. Heat point A to shake electrons loose, and they will head for point B.

This has nothing to do with the propagation of radio.
 
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