Re: reading a frequency within a magnetic field.

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Interesting question: can you see a frequency coming from a magnetic wave.

First it's important to understand that a magnetic wave is only one part of the

" Electromagnet Radiation " . If you have a magnetic field you always have a

corresponding electrical field and photon wave (radiation wave). All of three

of these waves also function as " wave–particle duality " , which means they work

as both waves in motion and particles in motion. A moving magnetic field will

produce a moving electric field and move electrons in a conducting material.

If you mean " see " with your eyes, you can see it only if the frequency falls

into the visual spectrum governed by the types of photon receptors in your

brain. People normally see photons in a very narrow frequency range just below

10,000,000,000,000,000 Hz. So, if the electromagnetic radiation field (or

magnetic wave portion) frequency is within the visual spectrum, then you can see

it. A light bulb resists the flow of energy and releases photons that you can

see.

When you say " see " you might mean " measure " which you can do with a

magnetometer, which is used to measure the strength or direction of magnetic

fields. AlphaLabs makes a trifield meter that can be used to measure the

strength of Radio waves (below visible light photon waves like microwave and

radiowave frequencies), Electrical fields and Magnetic Fields. You can also get

a variety of Electromagnetic frequency meters which display the field frequency

such as the Extech 480823 Electromagnetic Field and Extremely Low Frequency

Meter. Prices vary widely based on quality, the number of axis of detection and

range of frequency detection. You could also use a volt meter to detect the

frequency of an AC current which will have a corresponding magnetic field

frequency.

Another thing to keep in mind is that the frequency of a magnetic field will be

equal to the frequency of AC or alternating electric current and the released

photons will also have the same frequency. When using pulsed DC or pulsed

direct electric current, the magnetic field and released photons will have the

same frequency as the pulsed frequency.

Well, that's what I think anyway, I may have misunderstood what I've been

studying too.

--Bob

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> Hi all,

> Rife noob.

> I'm trying to find out if there is a way that you can easily? see a

> frequency coming from a magnetic wave?

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