Dielectric field propagation, Part2 @TheOldScientist
Dielectric field propagation, Part2  @TheOldScientist
Uploaded May 2018 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
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In this video, I investigate further the option of enhancing dielectric fields. I, therefore, did build a new receiver and getting closer to the factors which influence energy reception. It seems at first obvious how the propagation works but look closer. Radiating in all directions is a waste of energy. I will try to achieve a focused propagation. I also will try to eliminate electromagnetic wave propagation as this is also waste energy. Any conducting surface area is increasing energy reception. However, geometric forms play also a role. There are only two conditions for a dielectric field strong enough for my receiver to pick up necessary. 1. High voltage and second high frequency. However the higher the frequency the more power is required to generate it.
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