5. A plane wave is incident from a dielectric medium (ur = 1 and &r = 2) upon a perfect conductor, is given by Ħr, t) = 10 sin(2Ãƒt + 2z)ŵ + 5 cos(2ïƒt + 2z)ŷ (mA/m) a) Determine wave frequency f b) Write the total time-domain H-field in the diectric medium; c) Write the total time-domain E-field in the diectric medium. Perfect Conductor y Dielectric Z

5. A plane wave is incident from a dielectric medium (ur = 1 and &r = 2) upon a perfect conductor, is given by Ħr, t) = 10 sin(2Ãƒt + 2z)ŵ + 5 cos(2ïƒt + 2z)ŷ (mA/m) a) Determine wave frequency f b) Write the total time-domain H-field in the diectric medium; c) Write the total time-domain E-field in the diectric medium. Perfect Conductor y Dielectric Z

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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