A linear dipole antenna one-wavelength long (1-2), in free-space, operates at 100 MHz with a current of magnitude lo 5 A. (i) Find the electric field Ee in magnitude and PHASE in degrees at the broadside (= 90°) distance of 1.0 km from the antenna. (ii) Find the magnitude of the time-average power density at the specified distance above.

A linear dipole antenna one-wavelength long (1-2), in free-space, operates at 100 MHz with a current of magnitude lo 5 A. (i) Find the electric field Ee in magnitude and PHASE in degrees at the broadside (= 90°) distance of 1.0 km from the antenna. (ii) Find the magnitude of the time-average power density at the specified distance above.

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