Wireless Communication

A basic demonstration of wireless communication. Includes instructions for creating a simple wireless transmitter using an AM radio as the receiver.

[@Mech.Masters]

crystal clear teaching.......love u science online....

[@ushillbillies]

I absolutly thouroly enjoy almost all your videos THANK YOU !!!
This is another excellent one...

[@PeterFreedMD]

Thank you for these wonderful videos! Truly appreciated!

[@prwexler]

Yet another wonderful video. I learned that electromagnetic pulses only occur at moments of connection & disconnection of an electric circuit.

[@BYMYSYD]

Nice video.
Can you make one about the workings of the receiving end?

[@d0g3n]

Great as usual! I learn something new everytime! Thanks.

[@igesio]

nice video, but you haven't explained one thing; how do receivers work?
This is my guess: When a conductor receives an electromagnetic wave of a specific frequency (in a radio's case radio waves) an electric current is produced.
Could someone prove me right/wrong?

[@rocky61469]

Very informative. i always wanted to know how my smart phone works but never got a chance. Could you please tell me how WiFi works in the next video. Please, thank you.

[@Mydrac]

Thanks for the video a like it a lot.
Just one suggestion, the audio some times is not good enough and change some times during the video.

[@Tyfi13]

if you turn your car radio to am on a "quiet" station you can hear your spark plugs

[@late_arvie]

Very interesting. As always.

[@ZepicZboy]

Great vid

[@crazbhu2007]

very intresting

[@linguan118]

interesting！

[@CarwaxCenter]

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