When a mechanical wave propagates through a physical medium, the particles of the medium oscillate about their mean positions with their positions being sinusoidal functions of time. The maximum displacement of each particle relative to its mean position is the amplitude of the w...
Amplitude refers to the angle of swing, or how far back the pendulum swings. A resting pendulum has an angle of 0 degrees; pull it back halfway between resting and parallel to the ground and you have a 45-degree angle. Start a pendulum and you determine the amplitude. Experiment with di...
Typically, amplitude looks at the movement of a security's price from its wave cycle trough, or bottom, to its top, or crest. When looking at the path of the security from the bottom to the top, the amplitude is positive; when looking from the top to the bottom, the amplitude is neg...
802.11ax uses 1024-QAM quadrature amplitude modulation, and each symbol bit transmits 10-bit data (2^10 = 1024). Therefore, compared with 802.11ac, 802.11ax increases data throughput of a single spatial stream by 25%. Figure 1-11 Constellation maps of 256-QAM and 1024-QAM The successful ...
Love waves are a type of mechanical energy wave that travels through rock at a shallow depth during an earthquake. Love waves have a lower frequency than body waves like the P-waves and S-waves.Answer and Explanation: The effects of Loves waves are that particles of the matter in which ...
3. A frequency is the number of oscillations in alternating electrical current each second.4. The term frequency may also refer to cycles per second of an electromagnetic wave, such as a sound wave or a light wave. The frequency of light determines its color, as seen by the human eye. ...
Therefore, the breadth (width and length) of the landslide source mainly affects the wave period, while the thickness affects the wave amplitude. Furthermore, the location of the tsunami source affects the arrival time. By adjusting each parameter and assuming the position of the unstable soil ...
How Can a Sine Curve Describe a Wave? A wave (whether it's a sound wave, ocean wave, radio wave, or any other kind of wave) can be described by its amplitude (height or power) and frequency (how close together each wave peak is from the next). In doing so, a sine curve of a...
Fading is a phenomenon that occurs due to varying parameters and conditions of the channel during wireless propagation. To better understand and eliminate the adverse eff
What is the electric field amplitude of an electromagnetic wave whose magnetic field amplitude is 1.9 mT? Electric Field: The amplitude of the electric field can be calculated as the product of the speed of light and the amplitude of the magnetic field. The electric...