“Radio Frequency” – what does that mean?
There is a scale or gradient that starts at light and ends with solid matter. This is a very big spectrum. This same spectrum houses the signals for television, mobile phones, radios, 2-way radio, satellite, am radio broadcasts, micro links, radar, emergency services, etc.
They are simply a wave that travels through the air, and what makes them different is the number of waves that flow in any given second (time). Example: television says 200 million waves per second. FM radio: 104 million waves per second. Each channel has its own special allocation of waves, and that is why the TV can tune into them and identify each one.
The range of products is ever increasing, from microwave ovens to stoves, medical equipment, baby monitors, mobiles, NBN, and the list goes on. It is part of our lives, and to this end we all need to understand a bit more about it. We are literally surrounded by it, and the electromagnetic radiation produced is environmental pollution. Wilkgard is launching a new RF technology that doesn’t produce electromagnetic radiation, provides superior results even with low power, and will be manufactured in Australia – the Claxton Space Shield. As children, we are taught to be independent and responsible, and we too, as a nation, need to do the same, producing our own products to export to the world. Wilkgard looks forward to leading the way in bringing Australian-made products to the forefront of RF technology.
Sally Garden
Founder
