Which limitation arises when transmitting radio waves through ionized plasma?

💡 Explanation

Radio waves cannot propagate if their frequency is below the plasma frequency, because the free electrons oscillate and shield the wave (Plasma Oscillation). Therefore, waves at frequencies below cut-off are reflected rather than transmitted through absorption phenomena.

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