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Title: Propagation of EM waves


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Propagation of EM waves
MCS.02
Maj JW Paul
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Good Judgement comes from Experience
Experience comes from Bad Judgement...
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Review
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Antenna Definition
  • An antenna is defined as an efficient radiator of
    EM energy (radio waves) into free space
  • transmitting and receiving antennas are
    reciprocal
  • radiate watts or kilowatts
  • receive microwatts or picowatts (gtnoise)
  • efficiency
  • tuning
  • For efficiency, Ae must be at least 1/10 ?

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More Antennas
  • Read lecture notes - 6Aperture.doc

Vertical monopole
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Power Loss
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Array Antennas
  • Time delay
  • Phase delay

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Spectrum Details
Fiber Optics
Short Wave Radio
AM Radio
Microwaves
Visible light
Mobile radio VHF TV FM Radio VHF TV
100m
10m
1m
10cm
1cm
1mm
1µm
1 MHz
10 MHz
100 MHz
1 GHz
10 GHz
100 GHz
1012Hz
MF
HF
VHF
UHF
SHF
EHF
Control of Spectrum is overseen by ITU
(International Telecommuncations Union)
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Microwave Spectrum
Military Search Radar
UHF TV
Mobile Radio
ATC Transponder
Space Telemetry Microwave heating
Airport Search Radar Microwave Relay Satcom -
downlink
Satcom - uplink
STL Microwave relay Airbrone FC radar Microwave
Relay
Satcom - downlink
Police Radar
Satcom - uplink
Missle Seeker
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0.5
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30
50
1 GHz
10 GHz
100 GHz
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Todays Class
  • Propegation of EM Waves
  • Spectral Representation of Signals

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How to get from here to there
Sky Wave
Tropospheric Wave
Direct Wave
Surface Wave
Reflected Wave
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Refraction definition
  • The phenomenon occurring when waves cross a
    boundary between media in which the waves have
    different phase velocities
  • This leads to a change in wavelength
  • Can also lead to a change in direction of the
    wavefront

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Sky Waves
f gt fc?30-50 MHz
Sky Wave 2Mhzltflt30Mhz HF
Ionosphere
f lt flow?2 MHz (strongly attenuated)
EARTH
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Over the Horizon...
TROPOSHERE
EARTH
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Troposhperic Waves
  • Waves that are reflected (scattered) at abrupt
    changes in the effective dielectric constant of
    the troposphere are known as tropospheric waves.
  • Tropospheric waves are always present at all
    frequencies

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Ground Waves
  • Energy propagated over all paths excluding sky
    and tropospheric waves
  • Consists of space wave surface wave
  • The surface wave is a wave that is guided along
    the earths surface
  • The space wave is made up of the direct wave
    reflected wave
  • main propagation mode for MF (300 KHz - 3 MHz -
    eg AM radio) with a range limited to roughly 200
    km

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Questions?
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Experience is what you get when you didnt get
what you really wanted
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Propagation in The Atmosphere
Ionosphere
Sky waves
100-300 km
Tropospheric wave
10 km
Troposphere
Reflected wave
Direct wave
Earth surface
The propagation of electromagnetic waves in the
atmosphere is more complicated since the energy
radiated from a transmitting antenna may reach
the receiving antenna over several possible
propagation paths
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Next Class
  • Spectal Representation of Signals
  • Sinusoidal (harmonics)
  • Fourier Series
  • Fourier Transform
  • Frequency vs Time domains...
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