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The waves used for line of sight communication and satellite communication are:
The waves used for line of sight communication and satellite communication are:
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Space waves are used for line-of-sight communication (e.g., TV, satellite) as they travel directly from transmitter to receiver without bending or reflecting.
Updated On: Jun 3, 2025
- space waves
- ground waves
- sky waves
- surface waves
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Line-of-sight and satellite communication require direct propagation of waves without reflection or diffraction around obstacles.
Space waves travel in a straight line and are used for such communications (e.g., FM radio, TV, satellite).
Ground waves follow the Earth’s surface, sky waves reflect off the ionosphere, and surface waves are not a standard term in this context.
Space waves travel in a straight line and are used for such communications (e.g., FM radio, TV, satellite).
Ground waves follow the Earth’s surface, sky waves reflect off the ionosphere, and surface waves are not a standard term in this context.
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