Re: Expanding Space
From: George Dishman (george_at_briar.demon.co.uk)
Date: 03/01/05
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Date: Tue, 1 Mar 2005 21:20:03 -0000
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>>>> For me the carrier of the field is the copper and the spacer.
>>>
>>> Actually the signal in the coax is carried along the outer "layer" of
>>> the copper, and the inner layer of the shield. Barely constrained to the
>>> metal...
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>> David, what's your view of the Poynting vector ?
>
> I'm a mechanical engineer, so my comments will be uninteresting.
OK, I can't find a good diagram on the web but have a look at
these:
http://www.ati.surrey.ac.uk/preprint_docs/Jefferies2004Nov10155325.pdf
http://www.sp.phy.cam.ac.uk/teaching/em/transmit.pdf
The point is that although the curent flows along the wire,
the enrgy flows in the space around it.
> I just came across the discussion of where current ran, as a function of
> frequency. And I note that some very high frequency stuff has a
> metal-braided non-conductive fiber rope as the center conductor of "coax"
> cable.
"Skin effect" means that at high frequencies, the current
flows on the surface, not in the bulk of the material,
but that is different from the energy flow.
> Some interesting stuff involving crossed field antennas though. I suppose
> that is how "fractal" antennas (such as used in cell phones) work...
> URL:http://www.ee.surrey.ac.uk/Personal/D.Jefferies/poynting.html
That does ask some interesting questions about the
conventional interpretation but if you have ever
strapped a neon onto a feed wire, you'll know where
the energy flows ;-)
George
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