A standard air-filled WR-75 rectangular waveguide, o = 5.8e + 7 (S/m), is chosen for microwave applications. Its cross-section dimensions are: a = 19.05 mm and b = 9.525 mm. The length of the guide is c = 200 mm. It operates in the dominant TE10 mode only. A TE10 wave at 13.5 GHz propagates in the guide. Determine (a) the cut-off frequencies: dominant mode and the first higher order mode, (b) the wave impedance (dominant mode only), (c) the phase constant (dominant mode only), (d) the attenuation

A standard air-filled WR-75 rectangular waveguide, o = 5.8e + 7 (S/m), is chosen for microwave applications. Its cross-section dimensions are: a = 19.05 mm and b = 9.525 mm. The length of the guide is c = 200 mm. It operates in the dominant TE10 mode only. A TE10 wave at 13.5 GHz propagates in the guide. Determine (a) the cut-off frequencies: dominant mode and the first higher order mode, (b) the wave impedance (dominant mode only), (c) the phase constant (dominant mode only), (d) the attenuation

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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