abees81
Junior Member level 2
Hi everyone.
I know that vertical and horizantal polarizations are orthogonal in space.
what I dont understand is how can RHCP and LHCP be orthogonal in space.
If two waves RHCP and LHCP are existing in the same position, then I assume that their vector components will interfere and may cause for example linear polarization to form.
I tried to read so many documents especially those releated to the operation of DBS satellites, but nothing answered my question.
Your help is appreciated.
I know that vertical and horizantal polarizations are orthogonal in space.
what I dont understand is how can RHCP and LHCP be orthogonal in space.
If two waves RHCP and LHCP are existing in the same position, then I assume that their vector components will interfere and may cause for example linear polarization to form.
I tried to read so many documents especially those releated to the operation of DBS satellites, but nothing answered my question.
Your help is appreciated.