Wireless is not electrons flowing through free space. Electrons do not travel through free space, rather electromagnetic waves. Radio waves are of the same form as light waves, just at a different frequency.hello.....
can any one tell me how to make electron to transmit in free space.
ie,how wireless is made.
and how it works.
Isn't electrons traveling through free space the principle of the electron tube? I think you just misspoke here..... Electrons do not travel through free space.....
I said "Wireless is not electrons flowing...."Isn't electrons traveling through free space the principle of the electron tube? I think you just misspoke here.
I said "Wireless is not electrons flowing...."
I didn't say electrons can't travel in a vacuum. They flow then only because there is a positive charge on the anode to attract them. That is not how radio waves (wireless) propagate through the atmosphere and space. There is no positive charge at receiver's location to attract free electrons, electrons are not involved. Apples and oranges.
Now if he had asked about lightning then one could talk about electron charge and the resulting ionized current path once a high enough potential is reached.
I'm certainly not a scientist, nor beyond misspeaking, but I do think I have a handle on the difference between electron current flow and electromagnetic radiation.
So maybe you misspoke or misunderstood the posters original question?
Lefty
In the particle model, light, like RF radiation (waves), can be described as photons which are the elementary particle of EM radiation. The difference is in the energy which in turn is a function of the wave frequency (or wavelength depending on how you describe the wave).While on this subject, what medium does electromagnetic radiation travel through, like light waves they say travels as particles, is radio frequency waves particles, they do travel through space, at the speed of light, interesting question...I don't know??
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