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    Moscare, Ace L. Conclusion

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    Based on the experiment, the document discusses how waveguides transmit electromagnetic signals through reflection along their interior walls. It notes that rectangular waveguides were used, which propagate waves through a metallic tube filled with air with low losses. Various components were used to control and measure the signal transmission, including variable actuators, a cavity meter to determine frequency, and probes. The document interprets the results, finding that the cavity wave meter measured a frequency of 10.55GHz inside the waveguide and that electric field null positions indicated a guide wavelength of 36mm.

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    Based on the experiment, the document discusses how waveguides transmit electromagnetic signals through reflection along their interior walls. It notes that rectangular waveguides were used, which propagate waves through a metallic tube filled with air with low losses. Various components were used to control and measure the signal transmission, including variable actuators, a cavity meter to determine frequency, and probes. The document interprets the results, finding that the cavity wave meter measured a frequency of 10.55GHz inside the waveguide and that electric field null positions indicated a guide wavelength of 36mm.

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    Based on the experiment, the document discusses how waveguides transmit electromagnetic signals through reflection along their interior walls. It notes that rectangular waveguides were used, which propagate waves through a metallic tube filled with air with low losses. Various components were used to control and measure the signal transmission, including variable actuators, a cavity meter to determine frequency, and probes. The document interprets the results, finding that the cavity wave meter measured a frequency of 10.55GHz inside the waveguide and that electric field null positions indicated a guide wavelength of 36mm.

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    Moscare, Ace L. Conclusion

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    Based on the experiment, the document discusses how waveguides transmit electromagnetic signals through reflection along their interior walls. It notes that rectangular waveguides were used, which propagate waves through a metallic tube filled with air with low losses. Various components were used to control and measure the signal transmission, including variable actuators, a cavity meter to determine frequency, and probes. The document interprets the results, finding that the cavity wave meter measured a frequency of 10.55GHz inside the waveguide and that electric field null positions indicated a guide wavelength of 36mm.

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    Moscare, Ace L.

    CONCLUSION

    Based on the experiment we gathered, we found out that waveguides are the fundamental of
    building blocks for creating any microwave circuit, like an antenna. They can act as the electrical
    transmission lines for circuit operating at frequencies where the wavelength of the electromagnetic
    waves is if the same order as the circuit itself. There are two kinds of wave guides, the rectangular
    waveguides and micro strip waveguides, but in this experiment we are only using rectangular
    waveguides. On my observation, rectangular waveguides the wave propagates in a metallic tube filled
    with air resulting in low losses.

    The components we used for this experiment are variable actuators for controlling the power
    transfer inside the waveguides, cavity meter and probes are used for measuring the wavelength inside the
    waveguides. This experiment is performed to understand how the microwave signal transport inside the
    waveguides.

    Moscare. Ace L.
    INTERPRETATION OF DATA
    Based on the experiment, the waveguide is in the form of electromagnetic signal that is traveled
    by bouncing signal along waveguide itself as transmission medium. The source and the load of attenuator
    attenuate the signal at certain level and control the power transmission from input to output. The other
    components of this experiment are to measure the microwave parameters, for example the cavity meter is
    used for measuring the microwave frequency and diode detector detects the envelope of the incoming
    signal. In the last part of the experiment, we used short circuit plate which is used to shorten the end of
    the waveguide.

    For the first part of the experiment, we used cavity wave is serve as the cavity resonator, it
    measures the resonant frequency of the microwave signal. The resonator can be adjusted. Using the
    cavity wave meter the frequency inside the waveguide is 10.55GHz.

    For the second part of the experiment, the null means the guide wavelength in the particular
    position on the wavelength transmissions medium is the cutoff wavelength where the frequency in
    theoretically 0Hz. the data we got in electric field nulls is at 26 mm, 44 mm and 62 mm on scale. These
    three parameters are used for wavelength computation. We obtained 36 mm apart from reach parameter
    as guide wavelength.

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