What is experimental radio research?

   Experimental radio research refers to the study and exploration of new and innovative technologies, techniques, and methods in the field of radio communication. This can include the development of new modulation schemes, the use of novel materials and devices, and the investigation of new frequency bands and propagation methods. Experimental radio research is a way to test the limits of radio communication systems, to find new ways to improve current systems, and to explore new possibilities for future technologies. This research can be conducted by academic researchers, government agencies, and private companies, and it often involves the use of advanced equipment and facilities, such as high-powered transmitters and specialized measurement equipment. But also hamradio can contribute to this research by doing experiments using homemade kits, very low power or high power and SDR. Some specific areas of experimental radio research include cognitive radio, software defined radio, RF energy harvesting, and wireless communication in extreme environments.