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Richard Harrison wrote:
. . . The voltage at the base of an open-circuit 1-metre wire iis one volt because it goes straight to the definition of field intensity in volts/m. Do you have a reference which defines field strength in terms of voltage induced in a wire? Roy Lewallen, W7EL |
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