Radios

In the works by Larissa Gartner (lgartner7)

Radios

Radios are everywhere. Between the music in a car or coded messages in a war, Radios are important to life. To create a radio wave, you use Electromagnetics. Circuits, resisitors and capacitors are used. With Radios people can create anything. Here is a video to watch and learn about how radios inspire those around you. Radio ad by MTN

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Connectedness

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A Mathematical Model

What are the mathematical equations that allow us to model this topic. For example [math]\displaystyle{ {\frac{d\vec{p}}{dt}}_{system} = \vec{F}_{net} }[/math] where p is the momentum of the system and F is the net force from the surroundings.

A Computational Model

Here is a Matlab program that creates a sound out of waves. Radio waves have specific frequencies that can be heard with the human ear. This code specifically generates a siren so you can see and hear the wave. CLick this link to download the Matlab code. I recommend starting with makesiren(250,200,.5,8000,1,10).

History

There is a lot of debate on who created the first radio. In 1894 a man named Guglielmo Marconi became interested in the work of the physicist Heinrich Hertz. Hertz discovered waves that were produced from Electromagnetic interaction. From this information, Marconi started to create wave making equipment. With this equipment, he started to send signals in a mile radius. Nikola Tesla is said to have created plans for a radio in 1892. By 1896 Tesla created a radio-controlled robotic boat. He drove this boat in the waters of Manhattan from Madison Square Garden using a remote. At the same time, Marconi was broadcasting up to a 12 mile radius, with help from the British Post Office. By 1899 his signal was sent and recieved across the English Channel. Marconi started to work towards a transatlantic radio signal. By 1901, he created such signal, as well as a long-distance wireless telegraph. Tesla claimed he created the Telegraph in 1893.

In 1909 Marconi received a noble peace prize for his work in radio.

Fun fact! (also sad fact) Marconi Company Radios were used on the Titanic in 1912. These radios helped the crew contact Carpathia, another boat, to pick up the survivors.

In 1943 the US Supreme Court discredited some of Marconi's patents because of Tesla's work.

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