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Table 3 shows some communication applications that transmit using different regions of the electromagnetic spectrum. Table 3 | Application | Spectrum re... show full transcript
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The frequency range for longwave is typically between 30 kHz to 300 kHz.
Longwave signals can travel long distances, as they can diffract around obstacles and follow the curvature of the Earth. This property is useful for communication over large areas.
Pathway: Ground Surface The longwave transmission generally travels along the ground, which helps in reaching areas effectively.
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The shortwave frequency range is generally from 1.6 MHz to 30 MHz.
Shortwave signals can reflect off the ionosphere, allowing for transmissions over substantial distances, often across continents, which makes it suitable for international communication.
Pathway: Skywave The shortwave communication utilizes skywave propagation, wherein the waves reflect from the ionosphere back to Earth over long distances.
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Microwave communication typically uses frequencies from 1 GHz to 100 GHz.
Microwaves are capable of carrying large amounts of data and can be highly directional, which aids in minimizing interference and maximizing the signal quality.
Pathway: Line of Sight Microwave signals require a line-of-sight pathway as they do not heavily diffract, making them suitable for direct point-to-point communication, such as with satellite links.
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