-- In the microwave oven, the cavity (cooking chamber) is intentionally sized and
shaped so as to take advantage of reflection from the walls and create the desired
standing wave pattern inside the box.
-- In microwave communication, signal energy reflected from buildings, atmospheric
layer boundaries, ponds or wet grass, can be re-directed toward the receiving antenna,
and combine with the direct signal when both arrive there. Since the reflected path is
longer than the direct path, the two signals arrive at the receiver out of phase, and their
combined intensity depends on the phase difference. The sum may be anything between
zero (complete loss of received signal) and double the normal received level.
intensity
-- In the microwave oven, the cavity (cooking chamber) is intentionally shaped to take advantage of reflection from the walls and create the desired pattern of standing waves inside the box. -- In microwave communication, signal energy reflected from buildings, atmospheric layer boundaries, ponds or wet grass, can be re-directed toward the receiving antenna, and combine with the direct signal when both arrive there. Since the reflected path is longer than the direct path, the two signals arrive at the receiver out of phase, and their combined intensity depends on the phase difference. The sum may be anything between zero (complete loss of signal) and double the normal received level.
Dawn and dusk (twilight), gathering storm clouds, or an overcast sky, all will affect daylight intensity.
The intensity will increase if the energy increase. The intensity is proportional to the square of the amplitude of a wave.
does the power of a microwave affect how long it take to cook popcorn
intensity
Reflection from the ionosphere.
-- In the microwave oven, the cavity (cooking chamber) is intentionally shaped to take advantage of reflection from the walls and create the desired pattern of standing waves inside the box. -- In microwave communication, signal energy reflected from buildings, atmospheric layer boundaries, ponds or wet grass, can be re-directed toward the receiving antenna, and combine with the direct signal when both arrive there. Since the reflected path is longer than the direct path, the two signals arrive at the receiver out of phase, and their combined intensity depends on the phase difference. The sum may be anything between zero (complete loss of signal) and double the normal received level.
Microwave can pass through ionophere and only suffer some reflection
Yes, the word "reflection" has the prefix "re-" added to "flection" to indicate repetition or intensity.
No, the color of a mirror does not affect it's reflection of light.
The radioactivity from it can affect it.
A microwave motion sensor sends out electromagnetic pulses and measures the changes in frequency due to reflection off of a moving object.
A microwave motion sensor sends out electromagnetic pulses and measures the changes in frequency due to reflection off of a moving object.
Dawn and dusk (twilight), gathering storm clouds, or an overcast sky, all will affect daylight intensity.
Yes.
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