السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته..
شخباركم..؟؟
بنااات بغيت منكم برزنتيشن عن اي جهاز الكتروني ..
مثل المسجل او الراديو او الكمبيوتر او المكنسه :d
المهم اي جهاااز الكتروني ...
البرزنتيشن يكون فيه مميزات الجهاز
طريقة الاستخدام الدول اللي تنتج الجهاز والناس اللي يستخدمونه
وعاادي تعبيررر مفتوووح...
وشكرا :)
Nouvelle @nouvelle
محررة
يلزم عليك تسجيل الدخول أولًا لكتابة تعليق.
هنا برضه موضوع عن الراديو واستخدامه:-
AM or FM, radios are the most common wireless communications device on the face of the planet. In fact, way back in its early history, the term for radio was "wireless," which now denotes an entire industry! We take them for granted, these little radios, finding them playing in cars, homes and offices, tagging along with joggers, tradesmen and teenagers after school.
In fact, the lowly radio we see so much of today is the heart of virtually every "wireless" device we see for sale today. Cellular phones, pagers, televisions (yes, televisions) wireless LANs, most everything "wireless" (with the exception of infrared devices) uses radio to get from here to there. The funny thing is: most every kind of radio transmitting device uses some form or variation of either AM or FM to do its job.
Let's have a look at how radios work! What Are Radio Waves? Radio waves are part of a general class of waves known as electromagnetic waves. In essence, they are electrical and magnetic energy which travels through space in the form of a wave. They are different from sound waves (which are pressure waves that travel through air or water, as an example) or ocean waves (similar to sound waves in water, but much lower in frequency and a LOT bigger). The wave part is similar, but the energy involved is electrical and magnetic, not mechanical.
Radio waves have two important characteristics that change. One is the amplitude, or strength of the wave. This is similar to how high the waves are coming into shore from the ocean. The bigger wave has a higher amplitude. The other thing is frequency. Frequency is how often the wave occurs at any point. The faster the wave repeats itself, the higher the frequency. Frequency is measured by the number of times in a second that the wave repeats itself. Old timers remember when frequency was described in units of cycles per second. In more recent times we have taken to using the simplified term of hertz (named after the guy who discovered radio waves). Metric prefixes are often used, so that 1000 hertz is a kilohertz, one million hertz is a megahertz, and so on.
AM or FM, radios are the most common wireless communications device on the face of the planet. In fact, way back in its early history, the term for radio was "wireless," which now denotes an entire industry! We take them for granted, these little radios, finding them playing in cars, homes and offices, tagging along with joggers, tradesmen and teenagers after school.
In fact, the lowly radio we see so much of today is the heart of virtually every "wireless" device we see for sale today. Cellular phones, pagers, televisions (yes, televisions) wireless LANs, most everything "wireless" (with the exception of infrared devices) uses radio to get from here to there. The funny thing is: most every kind of radio transmitting device uses some form or variation of either AM or FM to do its job.
Let's have a look at how radios work! What Are Radio Waves? Radio waves are part of a general class of waves known as electromagnetic waves. In essence, they are electrical and magnetic energy which travels through space in the form of a wave. They are different from sound waves (which are pressure waves that travel through air or water, as an example) or ocean waves (similar to sound waves in water, but much lower in frequency and a LOT bigger). The wave part is similar, but the energy involved is electrical and magnetic, not mechanical.
Radio waves have two important characteristics that change. One is the amplitude, or strength of the wave. This is similar to how high the waves are coming into shore from the ocean. The bigger wave has a higher amplitude. The other thing is frequency. Frequency is how often the wave occurs at any point. The faster the wave repeats itself, the higher the frequency. Frequency is measured by the number of times in a second that the wave repeats itself. Old timers remember when frequency was described in units of cycles per second. In more recent times we have taken to using the simplified term of hertz (named after the guy who discovered radio waves). Metric prefixes are often used, so that 1000 hertz is a kilohertz, one million hertz is a megahertz, and so on.
Nouvelle
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بعد عمري والله..بالصدفه قاعده اشوف مواضيع كتبتهم
وشفت ردج..مشكوره حبيبتي ماقصرتي..
للاسف ..والله توني اشوف الرد..
بس ابشرج الحمدلله نجحت بالماده ..وعلى وشك تخرج..
والله يوفقك ويجزاك خير ...
واعتذر حبيبتي عشاني تاخرت بالرد..
ماقصرتي
وشفت ردج..مشكوره حبيبتي ماقصرتي..
للاسف ..والله توني اشوف الرد..
بس ابشرج الحمدلله نجحت بالماده ..وعلى وشك تخرج..
والله يوفقك ويجزاك خير ...
واعتذر حبيبتي عشاني تاخرت بالرد..
ماقصرتي
الصفحة الأخيرة
وبعده جاء العالم الثالث وهو أشهر اسم ارتبط باختراع الراديو وهو ماركوني الإيطالي واستطاع أن يواصل التجارب التي سبقته واستقبل الموجات الصوتية على بعد آلاف الكيلومترات وكان هذا من الأهمية بمكان فأهم شيء في الراديو هو وصول الموجات إلى أبعد مسافة ممكنة ..أما الشخص الرابع الذي ارتبط اسمه بالراديو أيضاً فهو لي فورست فقد توصل لطريقة صنع الصمامات في سنة 1907م وبوساطتها أمكن تحويل الذبذبات الكهربائية إلى تيار مستمر وبذلك أصبح الحديث في الراديو ممكناً
وكان أول إرسال إذاعي من محطة في هولندا سنة 1919م وبدأت الإذاعة البريطانية إرسالها سنة 1923م والإذاعة المصرية صارت تبث برامجها سنة 1934م
((هذي شوية افكار بالعربي عن الراديو))مخترعه وتطوره..
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