PHYS 101/102 #1: Electromagnetic Waves

Sparks fly—literally—as CU physicist Bob Richardson lectures on the propagation of electromagnetic radiation (1981)

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• Cornell University
• Bob Richardson
• physics
• class

[teflondon91]

15:41 -- great example of mismatched polarization.

[CornellUniversity]

@teflondon91 Thanks, we'll bookmark that spot on our site. :)

[professional80]

I was there!

[lifecolor]

25:20 = silly and lol.

I did quite a few of these experiments in my Conceptuals Physics class. Thanks.

[rfengr]

Thanks to Microsoft power point, we don't see any of these cool toys in class anymore. Instead we see some poorly made animations (if we're lucky).

[TheStarryboy]

awesome stuff. My professor recommended it to me :)

[jjclassjj]

some really good stuff here

[Concienciafractal]

Pido al que pueda que haga la traducción o el subtitulado en Español. Gracias!

[jayejayeee]

some sweet info here

[freemanx2x]

Something i don't get...When the electric field is maximum in the antenna, the current and so the magnetic field should be at minimum ( so in the transmitted wave). So why the electric field and the magnetic field are shown that they are in phase?

[sudhansumtripathy]

Hi sir need the complete video lecture on the Electrical Physics, I would like to know at what frequency will a human being get electric shock and in an Induction motor do we get electric shoch if we touch the rotor. Please provide a lecture series on the tesla coil, antenna fundamentals and design of antenna and Electrical Machines

[SuperCajuan]

he's my dad

[muhammadzahmad]

this is worth watching