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jaydnul
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I have asked a form of this question previously: https://www.physicsforums.com/threads/electromagnetic-waves-and-polarity.857347/
...but have come back to it in slight confusion.
Say I have this antenna and the voltage source is increasing with a constant acceleration of its voltage. It was concluded in the previous thread that it would just emit a singular pulse and not an electromagnetic wave since there was no defined frequency. I am curious however, a singular pulse of what? Photons? If so, what are the photons frequencies?
...but have come back to it in slight confusion.
Say I have this antenna and the voltage source is increasing with a constant acceleration of its voltage. It was concluded in the previous thread that it would just emit a singular pulse and not an electromagnetic wave since there was no defined frequency. I am curious however, a singular pulse of what? Photons? If so, what are the photons frequencies?