Intensity of Electromagnetic Radiation

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`I = P_s/(4pir^2)`

`"Power"`

`"Distance"`

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The intensity S of an electromagnetic wave refers to the power per area the wave imparts if it is absorbed by a surface. The intensity is determined by the strength of the magnetic and electric fields

The equation is expressed as

`I=P_s/(4pir^2)`

where

`P_s` is the power of source
`4pir^2` is the surface area of the sphere

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