Absorption of microwaves

VP3.7.4.2

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Description

The experiment P3.7.4.2 deals with the absorption of microwaves. Working on the assumption that reflections may be ignored, the absorption in different materials is calculated using both the incident and the transmitted intensity. This experiment reveals a fact which has had a profound impact on modern cooking: microwaves are absorbed particularly intensively by water.

Components of equipment sets

1	73701 8	Gunn oscillator
1	737020 4	Gunn power supply with amplifier
1	73721 8	Large horn antenna
1	73735 8	Electric field probe
1	688809 8	Stand rod 245 mm, 10 mm Ø, with thread M6
1	73727 4	Physics microwave accessories I
1	531120	Multimeter LDanalog 20
2	30011 4	Saddle base
2	501022 4	BNC cable, 2 m
2	500444 4	Connecting lead 19 A, 100 cm, black

Additionally recommended:
1	737390 4	* Set of Microwave Absorbers

Articles marked with * are not essential, we do however recommend them to carry out the experiment.

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P3.7.4.2 Absorption of microwaves

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