ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVES Flashcards

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1
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A system used for tagging and identifying automobiles such as cars, SUVs, trucks, buses, and works through a small chip

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RADIO FREQUENCY IDENTIFICATION

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RFID

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Radio Frequency identification

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Commonly used in the Electronic Toll Collection (ETC) to speed up payments and avoid congestion in tollways

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Radio Frequency identification

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4
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All info are relayed _

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ELECTRONICALLY VIA RADIO WAVES

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5
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Another technology that uses radio waves

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WI-FI

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6
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One form of electromagnetic wave

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RADIO WAVE

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7
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He described how a changing electric field produces a magnetic field

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JAMES MAXWELL

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Predicted that the end result of these interchanging fields was a train of invisible waves…

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MAXWELL

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9
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These waves are the carriers of _

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Electromagnetic energy

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10
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Electromagnetic energy is also known as _

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Electromagnetic radiation

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11
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EM waves were the first generated and detected by _

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Heinrich Hertz in 1887

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12
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They are classified as _

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Transverse Waves

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13
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Represents the family of EM waves

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Electromagnetic spectrum

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14
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_ have longer wavelengths

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Low-frequency waves

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15
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Have shorter wavelengths

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High-frequency waves

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16
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Em waves carry energy called_

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Radiation

17
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The higher the frequency of a wave,-

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The more energy it carries and the more hazard it poses

18
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_ are Em waves used for communication

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Radio waves

19
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Another energy unit commonly used in atomic physics and quantum physics

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ELECTRONVOLT

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It represents the energy of an electron

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ELECTRONVOLT

21
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Low-frequency electromagnetic waves include:

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RADIO WAVES, MICROWAVES, INFRARED RAYS, AND VISIBLE LIGHT

22
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Lowest frequency (10^3 to 10^10 Hz) but the longest wavelength (10^-3 to 10^5 m)

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RADIO WAVES

23
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They can travel long distances through obstacles

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RADIO WAVES

24
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Used for communication

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RADIO WAVES

25
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Are classified based on their wavelength

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RADIO WAVES

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Has a wavelength of 1 to 2km

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LONG WAVE

27
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Has a wavelength of around 100 m and is used in amplitude modulation

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MEDIUM WAVE

28
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This wave had a frequency range from 550 to 1600 Hz

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MEDIUM WAVE

29
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Waves have wavelengths of around 2m

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VERY HIGH FREQUENCY

30
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These are used by frequency-modulated (FM) radio stations

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VERY HIGH FREQUENCY WAVES

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Other class of radio waves is called

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ULTRAHIGH FREQUENCY

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Wavelengths of less than a meter

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ULTRAHIGH FREQUENCY

33
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Type of radio waves used in broadcasting, cordless phones, etc

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ULTRAHIGH FREQUENCY WAVES

34
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Are a useful form of EM waves

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RADIO WAVES

35
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Too much exposure to high-frequency radio waves may cause-

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CANCER, LEUKEMIA, AND ETC