How is a wavelength commonly described as the signal moves through free space?

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How is a wavelength commonly described as the signal moves through free space?

  • A wavelength is the measure of the number of times the signal makes one complete up and down cycle in a single second.
  • A wavelength is the measure of shift in time relative to the start of a cycle.
  • A wavelength is the measure of the physical distance that a wave travels over one complete cycle.
  • A wavelength is the measure of the complete RF signal as it spills above and below a center frequency.

Explanation: The wavelength of an RF signal is designated by the Greek symbol lambda and is a measure of the physical distance that a wave travels over one complete cycle.

Exam with this question: Quiz - Wireless Signals and Modulation

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