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    Polar Temperate Equator

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    Equatorial anomaly.

    In the equatorial ionosphere, dthe fact that the Sun radiates orthogonal fashion over the Equit should be expected thationization maximums occur inarea. However, measurements that those maximums occumagnetic latitudes between 1"!, phenomenon #as equatorial anomalyor %pp

    anomal&.

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    Turbulences and

    FAI.

    %nother characteristic of the eq

    ionosphere is the generation, aroundof turbulences shaped as bubbles, #equatorial plasma bubbles 'E()*,densit& of ionization is low comparesurrounding areas.

    %s the bubbles rise, the& are align

    the geomagnetic +eld 'parallel to thesurface in this region, as stated following the magnetic -orthSout

    /his is the reason the& are called aaligned irregularities '0%I*, and canalong the magnetic +eld line thousand #ilometres.

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    /he ionosphere is the uppermost part of the atmosphis ionized b& solar radiation.

    Ionization is converting an atom or molecule into an light 'heating up or charging* from the sun on the atmosphere.

    reates an horizontall& strati+ed medium wherela&er has a pea# densit& and a de+nable width, or pro

    /hus, it in2uences radio propagation

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    )ased on the hours the& occur during a da

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    /he characteristics of a/E( are4

    o5aximum useable frequenc& '560* up to about 7 5Hz, whicusuall& about 18 to "8 5Hz above the "0 mode frequenc& for thsame path.

    o9ccurs from around 18 to 1: local time. It is more preval

    near the equinoxes and at times of high sunspot number.

    o/&pical path lengths will be from 8 to 78 #ilometres.

    oSignals will normall& be strong with limited fading and distort'from multipathing or ;oppler spread*.

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    /he characteristics of evening /E( are4

    o9ccurs around " to "

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