1. A plane wave in free space with H¹ = ✰He¯¹² is incident normally upon a-jkzperfectly conducting half-space (z ≥ 0). A reflected wave H = Hejk isgenerated.(a) Find H, in terms of H, by enforcing the boundary condition on the conductor.(b) What is the surface current density induced on the conductor?

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1. A plane wave in free space with H¹ = xHe is incident normally upon a perfectly conducting half-space (z≥ 0). A reflected wave H' = H,etjkz is generated. (a) Find H, in terms of Ho by enforcing the boundary condition on the conductor. (b) What is the surface current density induced on the conductor?

1. A plane wave in free space with H¹ = xHe is incident normally upon a perfectly conducting half-space (z≥ 0). A reflected wave H' = H,etjkz is generated. (a) Find H, in terms of Ho by enforcing the boundary condition on the conductor. (b) What is the surface current density induced on the conductor?

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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