(a). Sketch the vectors and show thecomponents of...1. TE and TM PolarizationLet k = k,ê + k,2 where k, = k sin 6, k; = k cos 0, and k = 2n/A.Let E = Ere + ErM where Erg = E,ŷ and ErM = E,â + E,i.(a) Sketch the vectors and show the components of k, ETE, and ĒrM on a three-dimensional cartesian coordinateframe. Also show the angle 0 which subtends the k and ê vectors.(b) Using the relation H = (n/Zo)k x E, determine the r, y, z components of H.(c) Using the above, write expressions for HTE and HTM(d) Let A = 0.5(um), n = 1, Zo = 377[2), E, = 0, and 0 = 15°.Determine values for the component k, kz, Eg, Ez, H,, Hy, H..%3D(e) Sketch a second diagram showing all the above vector components in part (d).

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(a). Sketch the vectors and show the components of... 1. TE and TM Polarization Let k = k,ê + k,2 where k, = k sin 0, k, = k cos 0, and k = 27/A. Let E = ErE + ErM where ErE = E, and ErM E,&+ E,2. %3D (a) Sketch the vectors and show the components of k, ETE, and ETM on a three-dimensional cartesian coordinate frame. Also show the angle 0 which subtends the k and 2 vectors. (b) Using the relation H = (n/Zo)k x E, determine the r, y, z components of H. (c) Using the above, write expressions for Äre and HrM

(a). Sketch the vectors and show the components of... 1. TE and TM Polarization Let k = k,ê + k,2 where k, = k sin 0, k, = k cos 0, and k = 27/A. Let E = ErE + ErM where ErE = E, and ErM E,&+ E,2. %3D (a) Sketch the vectors and show the components of k, ETE, and ETM on a three-dimensional cartesian coordinate frame. Also show the angle 0 which subtends the k and 2 vectors. (b) Using the relation H = (n/Zo)k x E, determine the r, y, z components of H. (c) Using the above, write expressions for Äre and HrM

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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