Consider a rectangular waveguide for which inner dimensions a - 1.5 cm and b- 0.8 cm filled with a lossless dielectric material with a conductivity o 0, a permeability u u0, and a permittivity e- 4c0. The waveguide is decided to be operated using a transverse electric (TE) mode for which the magnetic field component ".is given as, (3my H, = 2sin Jcos ain(rx10"r - e) A/m (a) Determine the specific mode of operation TEm. (b) Which field component equals to zero under this mode of operation? (c) Find the cutoff frequency f

Consider a rectangular waveguide for which inner dimensions a - 1.5 cm and b- 0.8 cm filled with a lossless dielectric material with a conductivity o 0, a permeability u u0, and a permittivity e- 4c0. The waveguide is decided to be operated using a transverse electric (TE) mode for which the magnetic field component ".is given as, (3my H, = 2sin Jcos ain(rx10"r - e) A/m (a) Determine the specific mode of operation TEm. (b) Which field component equals to zero under this mode of operation? (c) Find the cutoff frequency f

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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