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Loss tangent is a standard measure of lossiness in a dielectric which is typically used to classify a dielectric material as or

Loss tangent is a standard measure of lossiness in a dielectric which is typically used to classify a dielectric material as or

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Loss tangent is a standard measure of lossiness in a dielectric which is typically used to classify a dielectric material as or A. a good dielectric (tan 6 «« 1), a good conductor (tan 6 >> 1) a good conductor (tan 6 << 1), a good dielectric (tan 6 << 1) C. a good conductor and a good dielectric (tan 6 << 1) D. All the above A uniform plane wave propagation in perfect dielectric (dielectric medium without losses) at +z direction. Electric field is given as: 4л E(z,1)= 377 * V/m ot 3 If the average power density is 377 W/m² , determine the dielectric constant value and the wave frequency for the medium if u = Ho. A. ɛ, = 4 and f = 100 MHz E = 6 and f = 40 MHz %3D C. Er = 9 and f = 99 MHz D. Er = 5 and f = 75 MHz B. B.
Transcribed Image Text:Loss tangent is a standard measure of lossiness in a dielectric which is typically used to classify a dielectric material as or A. a good dielectric (tan 6 «« 1), a good conductor (tan 6 >> 1) a good conductor (tan 6 << 1), a good dielectric (tan 6 << 1) C. a good conductor and a good dielectric (tan 6 << 1) D. All the above A uniform plane wave propagation in perfect dielectric (dielectric medium without losses) at +z direction. Electric field is given as: 4л E(z,1)= 377 * V/m ot 3 If the average power density is 377 W/m² , determine the dielectric constant value and the wave frequency for the medium if u = Ho. A. ɛ, = 4 and f = 100 MHz E = 6 and f = 40 MHz %3D C. Er = 9 and f = 99 MHz D. Er = 5 and f = 75 MHz B. B.
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