Field Strength Calculations Flashcards

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consist of oscillating electric and
magnetic fields that propagate through space.

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Electromagnetic waves

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2
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govern the behavior of Electromagnetic waves, describing how these fields interact with charges and currents

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Maxwell’s equations

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3
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is approximately 377 ohms (Ω), which plays a crucial role in defining the relationship between power density and electric field intensity.

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characteristic impedance of free space (Z)

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4
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provide a framework for understanding
electromagnetic waves. In free space, the wave equation derived from these equations determines the propagation of electric and magnetic fields

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Maxwell’s Equations

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5
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This equation shows that electromagnetic waves travel at the speed of light in free space

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Maxwell’s Equations

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6
Q

measures the force exerted by an
electric field on a unit charge at a given
point. It is expressed in volts per meter
(V/m) and directly affects signal reception in wireless communication.

A

Field strength

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7
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Another name for Field strength

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electric field intensity

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8
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Power density (PD) is the power per unit area (W/m²), while electric field intensity (E) is measured in volts per meter (V/m)

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9
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decreases as the signal propagates through free space due to path loss

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Field strength

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10
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is a significant factor in determining the
reliability of wireless communication systems

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Path loss

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Path loss Impacts

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Coverage Area: A higher path loss reduces the effective coverage of a
transmitter.

Signal Quality: Increased path loss leads to weaker signals and potential
data loss.

Antenna Design: Engineers must design antennas with sufficient gain to
compensate for path loss.

Network Planning: Mobile operators use path loss calculations to optimize
cell tower placement.

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12
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Applications of Field Strength Calculations

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Wireless Communication: Ensuring proper coverage for mobile and Wi-Fi
networks.

Broadcasting: Determining optimal transmission power for radio and TV
stations.

Satellite Communication: Calculating link budgets for reliable signal
transmission.

Regulatory Compliance: Ensuring electromagnetic field exposure limits are
met.

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