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MICROWAVE

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Electromagnetic Wave

Definition

A wave which can travel without

medium

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Microwave

Definition

The application in the daily life

The inventor of microwave

Conclusion

How to make mikrowave

Wave length ranging Frequency ranging

•Wave length ranging of microwave is between 1mm – 1m.

•Frequency ranging of microwave is between 300GHz - 300MHz, •So microwave is called as Super High Frequency (SHF) electromagnetic wave.

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Definition

The application in the daily life

The inventor of microwave

Conclusion

How to make mikrowave

Microwaves are a form of electromagnetic wave with wavelengths ranging from as long as one meter to as short as one millimeter, or equivalently, with frequencies between 300 MHz (0.3 GHz) and 300 GHz.

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Microwave

Definition

The application in the daily life

The inventor of microwave

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How to make microwave

Born : 13 June 1831 Edinburgh, Scotland

Died : 5 November 1879 National : ScottishCitizen : British

James Clerk Maxwell

In the 15th years old, he was able to present scientific paper work. Maxwell considered the greatest the teoritical physics in the entire period between Newton and Einstein. Maxwel is a scientist who has been tracing the link between symptoms of electricity and magnecity based on the knowledge that already exists at the time

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Microwave

Definition

The application in the daily life

The inventor of microwave

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How to make microwave

In 1864, he proved that electromagnetic waves are a combination of oscillating electric and magnetic fields. Maxwell found that light is a form of electromagnetic radiation. He also opened the understanding of the motion of the gas, by showing that the rate of the molecules in the gas depends on the temperature, respectively.

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Microwave

Definition

The application in the daily life

The inventor of microwave

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How to make microwave

•One year later, Heinrich Rudolf Hertz proved Maxwell’s theory about electromagnetic wave by found electromagnetic wave itself.

Albert Walace Hull invented magnetron as transmitter of electromagnetic wave

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Microwave

Definition

The application in the daily life

The inventor of microwave

Conclusion

How to make microwave

The microwave radiation of microwave oven and some radar applications is produced by a

device called a magnetron

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Microwave

Definition

The application in the daily life

The inventor of microwave

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How to make microwave

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Definition

The application in the daily life

The inventor of microwave

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How to make microwave

GLOBAL POSITIONING SYSTEM

RADAR (RADIO DETECTION AND RANGING)

MICROWAVE OVEN

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Microwave Oven

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Magnetron

Blower motor

Transformer

Waveguide

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Capacitor

Food Chamber

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Microwave

Definition

The application in the daily life

The inventor of microwave

Conclusion

How to make microwave

• Microwave is an electromagnetic wave which length of wave is between 1mm – 1m, and wave frequency is between 300MHz-300GHz• The invention of microwave is based on the inventor of electromagnetic wave, he is James Clerk Maxwell.• Application of microwave in daily life can be found in GPS, RADAR, and Microwave Oven•Microwave radiation can be produce from a component names magnetron• The important thing in microwave oven are magnetron, waveguide and strirer.

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QUESTIONS … ????• Who is the inventor of microwaves ????Ans) James Clerk Maxwell• Wave length ranging of microwave is between ans)1mm – 1m. • Frequency ranging of microwave is between ANS) 300GHZ - 300MHZ• Microwave radiation can be produce from a

component names magnetron

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