Posted by Frank on Monday, February 27, 2012 at 12:41am.
c = speed of light = 3.00E8 m/s
f = freq is in Hz
w = wavelength in meters.
c = fw
1/4 wavelength = 10.0 cm so 1 w = 40 cm = 0.400m
f = c/w = 3.00E8/0.4 = 7.50E8 Hz.
Now you convert to the unit you want.
7.50E8 Hz x (1 MHz/10^6 Hz) = ?
Dr Bob,
Thanks for the help with the conversion. I was missing the solution on two fronts. One was the wavelength factor and the other was the MegaHertz.
Do you know where I can find more information on "wavelength of the radiation" ? There is not a lot of specific detail in my text book.
Thanks again.
No I don't, other than the obvious of using google.com. The c = fw thing I remember from freshman physics many long years ago but I've used it thousands of times. If you know that it will take you a long way in frequency/wavelength problems.
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