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English: Ray diagram of sporadic E event. HF radio transmissions above the normal E layer MUF (red) pass through the E layer. During a sporadic E event, signals (blue) will either be refracted or partially refracted in the E layer, resulting in decreased long distance transmission, but better reception within the normal first skip zone.
Deutsch: Strahlendiagramm eines sporadischen E-Ereignisses. Kurzwellenausstrahlungen oberhalb der normalen E-Schicht MUF (rot) passieren die E-Schicht. Während eines sporadischen E-Ereignisses werden die Signale (blau) jedoch ganz oder teilweise in der E-Schicht gebrochen, was zu einer verringten Ausbreitungsdistanz, aber auch zu einer Empfangsverbesserung in der Erstsprungzone (Tote Zone) führt.
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Source http://www.weather.nps.navy.mil/~psguest/EMEO_online/module3/module_3_3.html
Author Naval Postgraduate School
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