Lecture

Microwaves: Properties and History

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Description

This lecture covers the properties of microwaves, including their frequency, period, wavelength, and energy, as well as the history of microwaves from the development of Maxwell's equations to the first transatlantic transmissions in the early 1900s. It also discusses the contributions of key figures like Maxwell, Heaviside, Marconi, and the advancements in microwave technology up to the introduction of CAD tools.

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