Coupling family · coupling:rectenna
Rectenna
An antenna feeding a rectifier to turn radiation into direct current.
Atlas record: 2 claims reference this coupling family — 2 established.
Explorerelations · matrix context · sources · cite
2claims0enumerated routes0routes with complete-composition evidence0candidate routes not searched1cited sources
Relations
member of · 2
Matrix context
D = disequilibrium row · C = coupling family column. A cell reads the state of the atlas for that pair.
D.01 Temperature gradientD.02 Pressure gradientD.03 Concentration gradientD.04 Salinity gradientD.05 Chemical potential differenceD.06 Electric potential differenceD.07 Changing magnetic fluxD.08 Mechanical stress or strainD.09 Mechanical vibrationD.10 Bulk fluid flowD.11 Incident radiation fluxD.12 Radiative imbalance with the skyD.13 Spin accumulationD.14 Metastable phaseD.15 Surface energy differenceD.16 Capillary pressureD.17 Humidity gradientD.18 Osmotic pressure differenceD.19 Gravitational potential differenceD.20 Nuclear binding-energy differenceD.21 Thermal energy at uniform temperatureD.22 Quantum vacuum fluctuationsD.23 Acoustic fieldD.24 Temporal temperature changeD.25 Changing electric field
Cited sources · 1
- [1]W. C. Brown. The history of power transmission by radio waves (1984)
Cite this entity
Physical Transformation Atlas (2026). entity coupling:rectenna: Rectenna. Dataset revision rbfbfcbb70e57 (hash of the canonical data). https://physical-transformation-atlas.wldud5192.workers.dev/e/coupling/rectenna
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