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Radiation characteristic and polarization of decimeter waves

Radiation characteristic and polarization of decimeter waves

VP3.7.2.1

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Description

The experiment P3.7.2.1 investigates the radiation characteristic of a l/2 dipole for decimeter waves. Here, the receiver is aligned parallel to the transmitter and moved around the transmitter. In a second step, the receiver is rotated with respect to the transmitter in order to demonstrate the polarization of the emitted decimeter waves.

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1	587551 8	UHF wave generator
1	531110 4	Multimeter LDanalog 10
2	30011 4	Saddle base
2	50138 4	Connecting lead, 32 A, 200 cm, black

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P3.7.2.1 Radiation characteristic and polarization of decimeter waves

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