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G10 Science Q2_Practical Application of EM Waves.pptx

  1. PRACTICAL APPLICATIONS OF THE DIFFERENT REGIONS OF EM WAVES Mrs. Nelsie A. Rivera
  2. What I Know Directions: Choose the correct answer and write the chosen letter on a separate sheet of paper.
  3. 1. Which of the following forms of electromagnetic wave is used mostly in communication? A. Gamma rays C. Radio wave B. Infrared D. X-ray
  4. 2. What type of electromagnetic wave is produced by making electrons vibrate in an antenna? A.Infrared C. Radio wave B.Microwave D. X-Ray
  5. 3. Which of the following energy transformations occur at the receiving station? A.Sound energy energy to electrical energy B.Electromagnetic energy to electromagnetic energy. C.Electrical energy to electromagnetic energy D.Electromagnetic energy to electrical energy.
  6. 4. Satellite communication is an application of what type of wave? A.Infrared C. Radio wave B.Microwave D. X-Ray
  7. 5. Which type of radio waves are used to broadcast FM stations? A.Infrared C. Radio wave B.Microwave D. X-Ray
  8. LET’S CHECK YOUR WORK 1. A 2. B 3. B 4. B 5. B
  9. ARRANGE ME Directions: Arrange the given letters to reveal the hidden words. Raise your hand if you want to answer.
  10. ARRANGE ME A P L P I C A O N
  11. ARRANGE ME E M W A V E
  12. PRACTICAL APPLICATIONS OF THE DIFFERENT REGIONS OF EM WAVES Mrs. Nelsie A. Rivera
  13. SHARING IS CARING Directions: Each group will be given reading materials to answer the question assign to each group. You have 5 minutes to prepare for your presentation. Shout a yell once done.
  14. • Radio is very widely used in modern technology, in radio communication, radar, radio navigation, remote control, remote sensing and other applications. • They are generated by an electronic device called a transmitter connected to an antenna which radiates the waves, and received by a radio receiver connected to another antenna.
  15. Can you name another use of Radio waves?
  16. Microwaves are now being widely used in numerous medical applications. Some of these include: • Cardiology-deals with the disorders of the heart • Oncology-treating cancer • Rhizotomy – minimal invasive surgical procedure • Cosmetic treatments • Gynecology • Dental treatments • Otolaryngology- focus on the ears, nose and throat • Ophthalmology • Microwaves cause heating. This property has been harnessed to create targeted dielectric thermal desiccation of human tissue. This process is referred to as microwave ablation.
  17. Bluetooth • It uses short-range microwave signals to connect two devices, thus eliminating the need to use unsightly cables and wires. It uses a technique known as spread spectrum frequency hopping in which signals rapidly change carriers over many different frequency channels. • The sequence in which this is done is usually random but known to both receiver and transmitter. It eliminates any possibility of interference with any other device.
  18. Household appliances such as heat lamps and toasters use IR radiation to transmit heat, as do industrial heaters such as those used for drying and curing materials.  Incandescent bulbs convert only about 10 percent of their electrical energy input into visible light energy, while the other 90 percent is converted to infrared radiation, according to the Environmental Protection Agency
  19. The therapeutic effects of heat • Infrared radiation can promote local blood circulation and reduce muscle tension. Examples of traditional medical applications of infrared radiation include the relief of muscle pain and tension, as well as the treatment of autoimmune diseases or wound-healing disorders. • However, the question of whether it is sensible to treat an illness or complaint with heat, or whether it may in fact be harmful to do so, must always be assessed by a doctor on a case-by-case basis.
  20. Backlighting – UV lamps provide backlighting to the avionics and aerospace industry, providing reliable lighting in airplane cabins and cockpits.
  21. UV curing – used in many manufacturing applications, UV lamps for curing of inks, coatings and finishes provides a strengthened outer uses for uv lightter coating.
  22. Tanning – UV lamps are the core technology in tanning salons, offering clientele a way to enjoy a sun-kissed look from man-made technology.
  23. Germicidal – UVC germicidal lamps are designed to replicate UVC radiation which is proven to have immense sterilization and disinfection properties.
  24. • Exposure to high radiation levels can have a range of effects, such as vomiting, bleeding, fainting, hair loss, and the loss of skin and hair. • Miscarriage for pregnant woman
  25. • Mammography • A mammogram is another very common application for the x-ray and is requested for patients who want to get tested for abnormal growths in the breast. Mammograms use x-rays to capture images of what’s inside the breasts. It is used to detect abnormal growths so a determination can be made if further testing is necessary. Mammograms have drastically reduced deaths associated with breast cancer since 1990 because it allows for early diagnosis.
  26. •The extremely high energy of gamma rays allows them to penetrate just about anything. They can even pass through bones and teeth. •This makes gamma rays very dangerous. They can destroy living cells, produce gene mutations, and cause cancer.
  27. I AM ENGAGED: Directions: THUMBS UP if the Statement is TRUE and THUMBS DOWN if the statement is FALSE
  28. 1. Radio Broadcasting is the correct application of radio waves.
  29. 2. Low frequency is suitable for communication over great distances
  30. 3. Remotes uses microwaves
  31. 4. Diagnosis of bone fracture is considered as the application of infrared waves
  32. 5. UV light kills bacteria and viruses thru its germicidal effect
  33. NOW I KNOW INDIVIDUAL ACTIVITY (5 ITEM QUIZ) Directions: Classify in which type of Electromagnetic wave corresponds with the following application. You will be given 20 seconds/item. (Quizizz.com )
  34. ASYNCHRONOUS ACTIVITY Directions: Kindly do the following activities: 1. Quiz via Google form (link will be submitted in our GC) 2. Study in advance the effects of Electromagnetic Radiation on things and the Environment in preparation for our ODL next week.

Hinweis der Redaktion

  1. Did you know that Bluetooth and your microwave oven share the same frequency range on the spectrum? Both operate at around 2.4 and 2.48 GHz. It is for this reason that Bluetooth is classified as a microwave.
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