Radio Waves By: Jodi Wittmann Hayley Merson Tim Schuh Brynn Gloudemans.

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Radio Waves By: Jodi Wittmann Hayley Merson Tim Schuh Brynn Gloudemans

History Guglielmo Marconi James Clerk Maxwell Nikola Tesla Radio Signals

Characteristics Electromagnetic spectrum Frequency Wavelengths Lowest photon energy

Uses Two-way communication –Wireless Contact –Telephones, cell phones –Walky-talkies Not used for just sound Entertainment Information People Broadcasting

More uses Industry –Transportation –construction Medicine –Heartbeat –Ambulances –Paramedics

Uses Consumer goods –Remote controls –Radios –Wireless headphones –Televisions Science –Telescope –Antenna

Dangers Military Outer space

Conclusion Widely used Smallest frequency Longest wavelength