Oliver Lodge Radio Experiment
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In 1894, Sir Oliver Lodge first demonstrated waveguide microwave transmission lines at London's Royal Institution. Three years later at the University of Calcutta, Indian physicist J.C. Bose (seen here) flared out the
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In 1894, Sir Oliver Lodge first demonstrated waveguide microwave transmission lines at London's Royal Institution. Three years later at the University of Calcutta, Indian physicist J.C. Bose (seen here) flared out the
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