Bysaxboy
When devices move, the Doppler effect can occur with sound. This could theoretically also happen with radio waves. How fast would two Bluetooth devices have to move toward each other for a 124mm wave to collapse into one 121mm? Then the Doppler effect would occur, and the signal would be received incorrectly. What would it be like with Wi-Fi?
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Here is the formula for the Doppler effect. You have to convert the wavelengths to frequency by sharing them through the speed of light. fB is then the observed frequency and fS is the transmitted frequency. c is the speed of light vB and vS are the speeds of observer and transmitter.
So it really can’t happen that the information is wrong.
slightly simplified c*(124-121)/124=7258km/s.
That would be roughly 900 times the ISS.
Thank you. So this can’t happen or shouldn’t happen.