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NATURE
  • Vandaele Romane
  • Khan Mariyam
  • El Maddahi Dounia
  • Dequand Solenne
Electromagnetic waves are a method of energy transfer. They are formed by a varying magnetic field that induces a varying electric field.
Properties
  • Wavelength- distance from crest to crest.
  • Speed of light, 300,000 km/sec- rate of motion of crests or troughs.
  • Period- Time between passage of successive crests.
  • Frequency- Number of crest passages per unit time.
  • Amplitude- Distance from level of crest to level of trough.
Step 3
Reflexion
Step 1
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Defenition
Electromagnetic          wave
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NATURE
  • Vandaele Romane
  • Khan Mariyam
  • El Maddahi Dounia
  • Dequand Solenne

Electromagnetic waves are a method of energy transfer. They are formed by a varying magnetic field that induces a varying electric field.

Properties
  • Wavelength- distance from crest to crest.
  • Speed of light, 300,000 km/sec- rate of motion of crests or troughs.
  • Period- Time between passage of successive crests.
  • Frequency- Number of crest passages per unit time.
  • Amplitude- Distance from level of crest to level of trough.
  • These are waves produced by oscillating charges.
  • They can travel through a vacuum or material substance.
  • They are transverse in nature.
  • There are seven identified classes of electromagnetic waves.

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Characteristics

Refraction

Field : Electric or Mag-netic Field Angle Direction during propagation Intensity Attenuation Polarization: Vertical, Horizontal or Linear

Step 3

Reflexion

Step 1

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Defenition

Electromagnetic wave