Un détecteur d'ondes radio artisanal utilise des boules de papier aluminium

15 mai 2026

Rapporté par l'IA

Un nouveau projet pratique montre comment construire un émetteur et un récepteur radio simples à l'aide d'objets courants comme du papier aluminium.

Le guide explique que les signaux radio restent au cœur de la technologie quotidienne, des autoradios et antennes-relais aux connexions GPS, Wi-Fi et Bluetooth. Il note que ce qu'on appelle l'âge d'or de la radio ne s'est pas vraiment terminé dans les années 1950, car la télévision et les services sans fil modernes reposent toujours sur les mêmes ondes.

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Un détecteur d'ondes radio artisanal utilise des boules de papier aluminium

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