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Cross-polarization

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Cross-polarization refers to a phenomenon in which electromagnetic waves (usually radio waves or light) are polarized in directions that are perpendicular to each other. This concept is commonly discussed in optics, telecommunications, and radar technology. ### Key Points about Cross-Polarization: 1. **Polarization Basics**: Polarization describes the orientation of the oscillations of electromagnetic waves.

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