em101 Posted February 8, 2007 Report Posted February 8, 2007 Hello,I am trying to transmit EM waves through to inner diameter of a metallic pipe. I do know that there is extensive EM absorption at high frequencies where as the absorption rate is a lot lower at low frequencies.I used really small radios at different frequencies by placing them at the two ends of the pipe filled with fluid. Obviously I went a lot further at lower frequencies than at higher frequencies. Then I came across the topic of waveguides, and learnt that microwaves are extremely directional in waveguides. I do no that the transmission of microwaves is almost close to nothing in open water. But will implementation of waveguides by anyways help enhance the range of communication!!!Is there a certain way I can build one!! Quote
GAHD Posted February 9, 2007 Report Posted February 9, 2007 you're gonaa need to learn Maxwell's equations. that's a whole other thread. Quote
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