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== Merger or crosslinking with spectrum? == | |||
I understand fully these are quite similar topics, but are closely related. May I ask that you look at [[electromagnetic spectrum]], especially the graphic, and think about at least more crosslinking among the articles? | |||
Here's my problem, in an article such as [[radar]]: I often need to talk both about radiation, and its being emitted by the transmitter. "The transmitter sends out radiation" is a reasonably intuitive thing to say. When I start talking about its antenna, however, I start needing to discuss the wavelength and the effect on antenna geometry. Maybe there need to be more, not less, articles, to encourage wikilinking, such as something on wavelength and frequency that points to both. Intuitively, I think of the energy being more of a radiation than spectrum issue, but there are arguments either way. [[User:Howard C. Berkowitz|Howard C. Berkowitz]] 15:03, 12 October 2008 (UTC) | |||
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Merger or crosslinking with spectrum?
I understand fully these are quite similar topics, but are closely related. May I ask that you look at electromagnetic spectrum, especially the graphic, and think about at least more crosslinking among the articles?
Here's my problem, in an article such as radar: I often need to talk both about radiation, and its being emitted by the transmitter. "The transmitter sends out radiation" is a reasonably intuitive thing to say. When I start talking about its antenna, however, I start needing to discuss the wavelength and the effect on antenna geometry. Maybe there need to be more, not less, articles, to encourage wikilinking, such as something on wavelength and frequency that points to both. Intuitively, I think of the energy being more of a radiation than spectrum issue, but there are arguments either way. Howard C. Berkowitz 15:03, 12 October 2008 (UTC)