EBK FUNDAMENTALS OF APPLIED ELECTROMAGN
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Chapter 6, Problem 23P
The electric field of an electromagnetic wave propagating in air is given by
Find the associated magnetic field H(z, t).
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The magnetic flux density of an electromagnetic plane wave is described by the equation By(z, t) = 0.2 cos(wt + Boz)j Vs/m².
is a unit vector along the y-axis
Choose the correct option:
O The amplitude of B of the wave is 0.2 Vs/m² and it advances in the direction of the negative z-axis
O The amplitude of B of the wave is 0.2 Vs/m² and it advances in the direction of the positive z-axis
O The amplitude of E of the wave is 0.2 Vs/m² and it advances in the direction of the negative z-axis
O The amplitude of E of the wave is 0.2 Vs/m² and it advances in the direction of the positive z-axis
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