Lecture

Polarisations: Rectilinear and Circular

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Description

This lecture covers the concepts of rectilinear and circular polarizations, including examples and characteristics such as impedance, phase relationships, and quadrature. It also delves into clockwise, counterclockwise, and elliptical polarizations, providing tips for understanding and visualizing these phenomena.

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