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Title of the educational product
Signal attenuation
Student Age
16 - 17, 18 - 19
Thematic area
Technology, Physics
Language of the deliverable
Spanish, English
Description of the educational product
This model depicts the signal attenuation phenomenon that happens over a transmission line. Over the length of the line or the media (wireless also), the signal loses strength as it has to pass through matter.
This phenomenon can be easily perceived by people when in a foggy street or road under artificial light. Lights and luminous signals are hard to perceive under the distance.
Supporting Documents:

1. Educational Products_Goerudio - signal attenuation.pdf

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Date: 2015.09.30

Posted by:
Uldis Heidingers - uldis.heidingers@windowslive.com (Latvia)

Understandable model .From real life.I can use this model in physics lesson.

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