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Is broadband field, a wave that contains a range of wavelengths? I can not find a good definition for it
In a far field imaging systemBaluncore said:In what context is the term “broadband field” used?
Broadband is a wide bandwidth or wide variation in frequency. Field might mean electromagnetic field.
Baluncore said:Broadband 3D imaging can be done with EM radiation from VLF to X-ray, or with acoustic signals from subsonic seismic imaging through to ultrasonic examination of materials.
“Broadband field” may refer to the 3D volume that is being imaged using a broadband signal.
As the bandwidth of the radiation increases, so does the volume of the imaged 3D field.
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Can you provide text or a link to an example of the use of "broadband field".
A broadband field is a type of electromagnetic field that encompasses a wide range of frequencies. It is commonly used in telecommunications to transmit data and information at high speeds.
A narrowband field is a type of electromagnetic field that is limited to a specific range of frequencies. In comparison, a broadband field covers a much wider range of frequencies, allowing for faster transmission of data and information.
Some examples of broadband fields include radio waves, microwaves, and infrared radiation. These are all commonly used in telecommunications and wireless technologies.
In internet connections, a broadband field is used to transmit data and information through fiber optic cables or through wireless signals. This allows for faster and more reliable internet speeds as compared to narrowband fields.
There is ongoing research on the potential health risks of exposure to broadband fields, but currently there is no conclusive evidence that they have harmful effects on human health. As with any type of electromagnetic field, it is recommended to limit exposure to high levels for extended periods of time.