a) Show that the propagation constant (y), and the intrinsic impedance (7) of a uniform planewave propagating in a lossy medium are related by yn = jwu .b) The phasor fields of a uniform plane wave of angular frequency w = 1.6 x 10' (rad/sec) in anonmagnetic (i.e. µ = 4o), lossy medium are given byE(2) = 100 eaz-ißzâ,%3D(Volts/m)az -jßzH(z) = 0.5 e-/8 eâ, (Amps/m)eDetermine:i. the intrinsic impedance,ii. the numerical values of a and B,ii. the phase velocity and the depth of penetration,iv. the time-domain fields, E(z,t), H(z,t),the time-average Poynting's vector associated with this wave,vi. the distance at which the power carried by this wave decays to 1% of its value at z = 0.V.

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a) Show that the propagation constant (y), and the intrinsic impedance (7) of a uniform plane wave propagating in a lossy medium are related by yn = jwu. b) The phasor fields of a uniform plane wave of angular frequency w = 1.6 x 10° (rad/sec) in a nonmagnetic (i.e. µ = Ho), lossy medium are given by %3D -αz E(z) = 100 e aze-ißz â, (Volts/m) -az -jßz H(2) = 0.5 e-/8 e â, (Amps/m) %3D etermine: i. the intrinsic impedance, ii. the numerical values of a and B, ii. the phase velocity and the depth of penetration, iv. the time-domain fields, E(z,t), H(z,t), v. the time-average Poynting's vector associated with this wave, vi. the distance at which the power carried by this wave decays to 1% of its value at z = 0.

a) Show that the propagation constant (y), and the intrinsic impedance (7) of a uniform plane wave propagating in a lossy medium are related by yn = jwu. b) The phasor fields of a uniform plane wave of angular frequency w = 1.6 x 10° (rad/sec) in a nonmagnetic (i.e. µ = Ho), lossy medium are given by %3D -αz E(z) = 100 e aze-ißz â, (Volts/m) -az -jßz H(2) = 0.5 e-/8 e â, (Amps/m) %3D etermine: i. the intrinsic impedance, ii. the numerical values of a and B, ii. the phase velocity and the depth of penetration, iv. the time-domain fields, E(z,t), H(z,t), v. the time-average Poynting's vector associated with this wave, vi. the distance at which the power carried by this wave decays to 1% of its value at z = 0.

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