Lecture

Emission of Electromagnetic Waves: Accelerated Charges and Dipole Antennas

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Description

This lecture covers the emission of electromagnetic waves by accelerated charges, the modification of the electric field for moving electrons, the performance of dipole antennas, the radiation field of an oscillating dipole, intensity profiles, total energy radiated, and how to radiate electromagnetic waves at high energy.

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