Archive - Fields & Energy

4.5.1 Potentials and Actions at a Distance

Does a Body Act Where It Is Not? Weberian Electrodynamics

Sep 4 •

Hans G. Schantz

Foundations of Physical Theory: Function of Models

A Guest Post from George Francis FitzGerald (1851-1901)

Sep 2 •

Hans G. Schantz

August 2024

4.5 An Introduction to Electromagnetic Models

How Does It Work?

Aug 28 •

Hans G. Schantz

4.4.2 The Catt Question

How Does a Net Charge Get On A Wire?

Aug 21 •

Hans G. Schantz

An Introduction to Quantum Entanglement

Huntsville Hamfest 2024

Aug 18 •

Hans G. Schantz

The Story of the Telegrapher's Equations

From Diffusion to a Wave

Aug 16 •

Hans G. Schantz

4.4.1 How Do Transmission Lines Work?

Heaviside Came Close, But Missed An Important Point

Aug 14 •

Hans G. Schantz

The Birth of Transmission Line Theory

How the 1858 Transatlantic Telegraph Advanced Electromagnetism

Aug 9 •

Hans G. Schantz

4.4 Signals Along a Transmission Line

When Electrical Ignorance Became a Prescription for Failure

Aug 7 •

Hans G. Schantz

July 2024

4.3.3 Cross Coupling

Action at a Distance, Like It Or Not!

Jul 31 •

Hans G. Schantz

Near-Field Technology - An Emerging RF Discipline

How Does My 2006 Paper Hold Up?

Jul 29 •

Hans G. Schantz

4.3.2 Inductive Telegraphy at a Distance

The First Wireless Technology

Jul 24 •

Hans G. Schantz

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