Radio Waves and How Wireless Communication Works: From Invisible Signals to the Connected World We Live In

Radio waves are invisible, yet they carry the signals that connect people, devices and networks across the globe every day. Radio waves are invisible, yet they carry the signals that connect people, devices and networks across the globe every day. This AI-generated book offers a straightforward introduction to the science behind wireless communication, explaining what radio waves are, how they travel, and how engineers have learned to use them reliably over more than a century of development. Reading this book, you will find clear explanations of the electromagnetic spectrum, modulation, frequencies, antennas, and the standards that underpin technologies such as radio broadcasting, mobile networks and Wi-Fi. No prior technical knowledge is required. The text guides you from the basic physics of wave propagation through to the systems that make the connected world function, giving you a grounded understanding of something most people use constantly but rarely think about.

Pagina's: 138, Editie: Eerste editie, Paperback, Waries B.V.