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Waves in communication
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Waves generally start with a
disturbance.
Waves transfer
energy
from one place to another, but without causing any net movement of
material.
A wave travels
one
wavelength during its
periodic
time.
-> Frequency =
1
/
Periodic
time
Wave speed (V) =
Frequency
(f) x
Wave length
(λ)
Transverse waves
Oscillate
perpendicular
to the direction of
energy
transfer.
Examples: Light waves, water waves, electromagnetic waves.
Longitudinal waves
Oscillate
parallel
to the direction of energy transfer.
Examples: Sound waves, Seismic waves.
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