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"Brian Reay" wrote in message
... The question then is, "is the wire loop necessary to produce RF radiation?" Or something similar, yes. Essentially, the rotating field can cause a current to flow in a conductor, that current will produce another magnetic field. The current is charge movement, therefore you have an electric field. That and the 'new' magnetic field can produce an EM wave. No different to any other coil 'excited' with an AC current- perhaps the method of exciting the coil is a little unconventional ;-) Sometimes I am astounded by the things that you come out with; things that perhaps explains your daily output of bluster and the smokescreen that you attempt to creat with your continual personal abuse? |
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