Inside Wireless: Waveguide

[@Rfelements]

Correction: 00:34 Waveguides work as high pass filters.

[@CristianM.-gl2ht]

If a filter stops both high and low frequencies at different cut off, it's a band pass filter.

[@rokiedecentra9656]

should reupload the video for such a mistake

[@ElectronicsCuriosities]

Hi nice explanation 👍🏻😍👌🏻 also explain types of modes in waveguide TE TM and TEM

[@hamdaniyusuf_dani]

I think you get it reversed. A low pass filter passes low frequency. It's also called high stop filter. If a filter stops both high and low frequencies at different cut off, it's a band pass filter.

[@Rfelements]

Hi Hamdani, thanks for noticing the mistake! We put the correction in the pinned comment below the video.

[@dronenuts1156]

Nice, answered my question in 2:17. Thank you for the short but very informative video

[@rohanshah9599]

how is a waveguide used in uwave oven?

[@DDas-yi6jr]

So neat

[@haikvartanian4101]

Hi I have a question how con I choose the best frequency for my power beam m5-400 25dbi ?? pls help and thanks for your videos

[@Rfelements]

Hey there. You should first do a spectrum analysis in your radio and select the less congested channel. Thank you!

[@brianp5210]

When its operating in the complex way and its no longer usable thats the thing they dont want you think about

[@wongjanet-p6k]

Are you a factory?

[@DanBullard]

You can't draw a real sine wave? At 41 seconds you have some squiggly thing that I assume you intended to indicate a sine wave, but that ain't a sine wave! If you can't draw a sine wave with Excel or Matlab or even a graphing calculator, you clearly don't understand anything at all.

[@space-999-milkyway]

w/g behaves like HPF