The skin effect and the proximity effect are real empirically proven events and the cause is well known and even used for engineered applications. For example, where the weight of an apparatus may be an important factor, high voltage and frequency transmission systems may be used which are purposely designed to take advantage of this characteristic. By raising the voltage we lower the amperage for the same power transmission. By raising the frequency, we can eliminate the central portion of the conductor and just use the outside skin - so the conductor is tubular. This gives us a lighter weight system.
The proximity effect61,000 Watts of power is dumped into the FM Antenna, which is really just an open ended wire, what does the current profile look like? Where does the current flow? How is the power dissipated? Do new currents at remote locations begin to flow as a result? Have charges moved in between? Is there any difference between this radiation and luminous radiation other than frequency? How does wave polarization play a part?
The proximity effect61,000 Watts of power is dumped into the FM Antenna, which is really just an open ended wire, what does the current profile look like? Where does the current flow? How is the power dissipated? Do new currents at remote locations begin to flow as a result? Have charges moved in between? Is there any difference between this radiation and luminous radiation other than frequency? How does wave polarization play a part?

Comment