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Old 5th Sep 2017, 2:27 pm   #41
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Default Re: Using ferrite rods and loops to transmit
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A related matter with regards to short range applications. How do we know when 'induction' is happening rather than 'radiation'? Indeed, what is the difference?
Would this help?

http://mriphysics.github.io/teaching-antennas.html

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