Telecomunications Flashcards
Wave length
The minimum distance in which the wave replaces itself
Amplitude
The maximum displacement of a wave from its zero position
Transverse wave
A wave in which the particles of the medium are vibrating perpendicular to the direction of the energy transfer
Frequency
The number of complete wave either produced by a source or passing a point , each second
Longitudinal wave
Vibrations of the medium are parallel to the direction of travel
Period
The time it takes for one complete wave to either be produced by a source or pass a fixed point
Transverse
Vibrations of the medium are perpendicular to the direction of travel
What is Reflection
It’s when light hits a surface and transmits through it, absorbed or reflected by it
Law of reflection
The angle of reflection is equal to the angle of incidence
Reflection - normal
Line perpendicular to the surface
Reflection - incidence Ray
The ray of light going towards the reflection point
Reflection - ray
Ray of light going away from the reflection point
Reflection - angle of incidence
Angle between the normal and incidence ray
Reflection - angle or reflection
The angle between the normal and reflection ray
Reflection - concave
Reflect of the inside of a curve ( e.g radars, cosmetic mirrors )