Do Microwaves Resonate With Water? No, and Here's Why
2.45 GHz is not water's resonant frequency. We plot water's dielectric loss, compute penetration depth, show why ice won't heat and why WiFi is harmless.
2.45 GHz is not water's resonant frequency. We plot water's dielectric loss, compute penetration depth, show why ice won't heat and why WiFi is harmless.
Fast charging fills a phone from 0 to 70% at full current, then a fixed voltage limit makes the current taper. The physics, the plating risk and the math.
Why is electricity transmitted at high voltage? We work the I²R loss for a real 345 kV line, show why 1,100 kV is about the ceiling, and when HVDC wins.
60 Hz came from an 1890 Westinghouse study of engines, lamps and transformers, not Tesla. The physics of transformer size, skin effect and line length.
A 5000 mAh 50C LiPo is rated for 250 A, but at 3 milliohms per cell that current sags each cell by 0.75 V. What the C rating means and how to check it.
Why is coax 50 ohms? Loss is lowest at 77 Ω, power peaks at 30 Ω, voltage at 60 Ω. Plots of all three, the polyethylene twist, and why TV uses 75 Ω.
A bird on a live wire feels about 4 millivolts and 4 microamps. We work the numbers, bust the 'not grounded' myth, and show when birds really do die.