electric field produce magnetic field
If you are measuring the electric field, you see it oscillating, plus and minus, it is caused by a wave travelling past you. If you were sitting on the wave the field would be constant.
Frank
I answered this for you in the other forum......
my bold added for clarity
Yes that is correct ... but it goes further
an oscillating electric field creates an oscillating magnetic field, which creates an oscillating electric field
over and over ... result ... a electromagnetic field
BUT NOTE it can start the other way as well
an oscillating magnetic field creates an oscillating electric field which creates an oscillating magnetic field... etc etc
result = still an electromagnetic field
cheers
Dave
if (generated) electromagnetic field doesn't generate electromagnetic wave. This is possible in a resonator, a feeder for of total reflection. Implied that the electromagnetic wave in the environment should be applied. But the case of total reflection from the opposite side of the resonator in the propagation environment willn't happen.
