Question 2 2. In linear and circular polarization, consider monochromatic plane waves with frequency o propagating along the z axis in a dielectric characterized by permeabilities &, u. a) Construct all linearly polarized wave and circular polarized wave solutions. Calculate Fand B given that Ex = Bx=6666 b) Consider two linearly polarized waves with E ||x and E || y, respectively. Under what conditions their superposition is characterized by (i)linear and (ii) circular polarization? Given that Ex = 6666

Question 2 2. In linear and circular polarization, consider monochromatic plane waves with frequency o propagating along the z axis in a dielectric characterized by permeabilities &, u. a) Construct all linearly polarized wave and circular polarized wave solutions. Calculate Fand B given that Ex = Bx=6666 b) Consider two linearly polarized waves with E ||x and E || y, respectively. Under what conditions their superposition is characterized by (i)linear and (ii) circular polarization? Given that Ex = 6666

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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