Frequency & Wavelength Relationship

In this video we define the Greek letter λ (lambda) as it applies to electrical engineering. λ refers to the wavelength of a given electromagnetic wave. It can be found by dividing C, the speed of light, by f, the frequency of the wave.
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[@Adrian-ee3zc]

Hi Paul! I came for electronics and am staying for (and enjoying) RF. Thanks for making these videos.
Ignore the naysayers, there are many more yay-sayers.

[@learnelectronics]

Thanks for that

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I'm sorry you're going through such hard times, Paul, with your finances and your health issues. I will be praying for the issues you're currently in. I first started watching your videos back in 2018, I believe. I even bought an oscilloscope from your recommendations. Still have and love it. I stopped doing electronics for a couple of years due to personal issues, but also overwhelmed by trying to learn more about electronics. But I got back into it a few months ago, and have learned a lot.
Thanks for all you do. 💙😥🙏

[@BalticLab]

Clear and straight to the point. I like it! 😀

[@bobbym6964]

Thanks for the refresher on frequency and wavelength.

[@learnelectronics]

Any time!

[@gordonw9208]

Love it, great explanation!

[@robertwebb5586]

Good Video as always.

[@Ducerobot]

Cool😊 . And important.

[@warplanner8852]

It's a good explanation of frequency versus wavelength. Now do a discussion on Vpp versus Vp versus Vrms. Explain why..
Power in Watts = Vpp^2 / 400
..in a 50 ohm impedance circuit and how you can use that relationship to calibrate your Bird slugs or OHR WM-2 watt meter.
72/73 de k6whp
dit dit

[@CalPil0t]

No problem here, this is applied electronics...

[@learnelectronics]

Thank you.

[@snowdiddley7390]

Thanks for the lesson.

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My pleasure!

[@bblod4896]

2200 meters would have a full wave antenna length of 7,217 feet 😁
23cm would have a full wave antenna length of 9.06 inches. 😁
☮brother.

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Sorry Paul, you’ve lost me, not gonna unsubscribe, just yet, go back to electronics mate..

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I'm about finished with everything.

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This is as electronic as it gets.