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How does a microwave receiver works? I can connect it to a multimeter and when a transmitter beam microwave to it, I received voltage and current output. When I put them closer, the output increase. How did the receiver convert intensity of the microwave to voltage and current? I assume the intensity is proportional to current, but what about voltage? And which one, voltage or current is more accurate in measurements considering environment factors. For example when I measure in current, the output is unstable and changing.
Here's a picture of how the receiver looks: http://www.pascocanada.com/images/products/wa/WA9800A_330_32633.jpg
Here's a picture of how the receiver looks: http://www.pascocanada.com/images/products/wa/WA9800A_330_32633.jpg