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Passive components are not capable of power gain. This could include resistors, capacitors, inductors, diodes etc.
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Schematics for a simple radio transmitter that can be built only with passive components?
Fantasized in some of the survivalist, post-catastrophic novels, movies or docudramas is the radio built only with handcrafted or scraped components.
Beyond the popular appeal of this stories, I thin …
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Schematics for a simple radio transmitter that can be built only with passive components?
Because the spark gap transmitter is mentioned a lot in the answer but without a schematic diagram or detailed description of the working principles, I will include its schematic diagram.
The abo …