Good resources to learn about EM radiation “from scratch”. I am vaguely familiar with sinusoidal waves from some Calc courses but don’t know the first thing about Physics.I have an interest in wireless communication and that is my primary motivation for looking into this subject.
>>16820719To clarify - I am asking for resources to look into. I accidentally put a period instead of a question mark in my first sentence.
>>16820719>I have an interest in wireless communication and that is my primary motivation for looking into this subject.Practical knowledge on the subject is easy to come by.Pick up an Arduino kit. Follow the tutorials. Pick up some radio modules. Hit up to forums.
>>16820740Literally ordered NRF24L01 transceivers like last week lol. Would it still be worth it to do a more “academic” study? Like get a textbook? Or would that probably be inaccessible for me based on my experience level?
It's a rather complicated topic. I'm afraid you will have to start from classical mechanics, as it lays the foundation that is required for further studies. Then take a standard EM text, like Griffiths' Intro to Electrodynamics. It will take time (like, years).
>>16820744check out >>>/diy/they have generals for electronics and radio
