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radiated power

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radiated power [′rād·ē‚ād·əd ′pau̇·ər]
(electromagnetism)
The total power emitted by a transmitting antenna.
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Considering both these currents together, radiation patterns and radiated power by a mismatched termination are obtained for different plasma to source frequency ([[omega].
Effect of warm ionized plasma medium on radiation properties of ... by Sawalha, Ayman Al- / Journal of Electromagnetic Analysis and Applications (JEMAA)
EIRP or Equivalent Isotropically Radiated Power is being governed or limited by FCC regulations to a maximum of Four (4) watts with additional restrictions/limitations depending on type of antenna (directional or omni-directional) and antenna placement (indoor or outdoors).
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Circuit designers typically want a uniform average radiated power of a load whether it is driven by an AC source or subjected to a DC voltage.
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