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Utilization of TV and Radio waves

Utilization of TV and Radio Waves Weather you are aware of them or not, they are everywhere. Radio Waves are being emitted all around us. Radio waves have the longest wavelengths in the electromagnetic spectrum. These waves can be longer than a football field or as short as a football. Radio waves do more than just bring music to your radio. They also carry signals for your television and cellular phones. The antennae on your television set receive the signal, in the form of electromagnetic waves, which are broadcasted from the television station and displayed on your television screen. Cable companies have antennae or dishes which receive waves broadcasted from your local TV stations. The signal is then sent through a cable to your house. Radio waves, while not their primarily reason for being broadcasted, they can also be used as a source of electricity. Collecting TV and Radio Waves Method 1 Now, let’s get to work! TheY will show you how to use Radio waves as an energy source. This pretty self explanatory. A single circuit will generate a tiny amount of electricity, enough to power a small motor. However, if you make 15 or more of such circuits and hook them together the tiny output will be multiplied several times over. Radio waves are very powerful and the closer you are to a Radio or TV broadcaster the more power you will get in return. A Simpler Proof of Concept If you want a proof of concept that radio waves can be harvested using an antenna, you can try while its not of any particular use because most of its components have been taken out, you can still get some voltage out of it. Collecting TV and Radio Waves Method 2 Another method to harvest radio waves is shown below: This setup is even simpler then Method 2. It consists of an antenna, hooked to diodes in series, followed by a capacitor bank to store the electricity. The capacitor bank is then earthed. After experimenting a little bit with this setup, we found that the best way to get more output is to use multiple antennas attached together. The higher the antenna is the better due to more reception of radio waves. With this setup we managed to fully charge our capacitors bank pretty quickly.




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