Physics · Electromagnetism
A waveguide resonator is a type of cavity that predominantly does which of the following?
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- 1Transmits electromagnetic waves continuously without any internal reflection
- 2Reflects all electromagnetic waves across all frequencies without phase shift
- 3Resonates and stores energy at specific resonant frequencies✓
- 4Absorbs all incident electromagnetic waves perfectly
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Resonates and stores energy at specific resonant frequencies
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