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Rjay78
Hi, I am new here so hopefully this is the right place to ask a question like this. Forgive me if I have trampled a rule. If I have, please let me know what I should do to ask this question.
If you take a wire with a flowing DC current and vibrate it, can it radiate as a radio transmission? For instance, if you vibrate a conductor carrying a small current, at a frequency of 1MHz, will it radiate a 1MHz transmission that can be received by an antenna?
This is of course different from a 1MHz oscillating current in the wire, which would clearly radiate a 1MHz E & B Field.
I have read and read on this but I cannot seem to get a clear answer (at least one that I can glean from my reading). I would very much appreciate your thoughts on this.
Best Regards,
Rjay
If you take a wire with a flowing DC current and vibrate it, can it radiate as a radio transmission? For instance, if you vibrate a conductor carrying a small current, at a frequency of 1MHz, will it radiate a 1MHz transmission that can be received by an antenna?
This is of course different from a 1MHz oscillating current in the wire, which would clearly radiate a 1MHz E & B Field.
I have read and read on this but I cannot seem to get a clear answer (at least one that I can glean from my reading). I would very much appreciate your thoughts on this.
Best Regards,
Rjay