EBK FUNDAMENTALS OF APPLIED ELECTROMAGN
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The magnetic field of a wave
propagating through a certain
nonmagnetic material in the negative
z direction has an amplitude of
45mA/m and a frequency of
10° Hz. If the wave is polarized on
the positive x direction and the
phase velocity of the wave is
10°m/s. Assume the initial phase
is 30°.
Find the wave number.
Select one:
O a. The wave number is: 67
O b. The wave number is: 2T
O c. The wave number is: 2.5
O d. The wave number is: 7.6
If the electric strength of a TEM wave is 2 V/m, then what will be the strength of the corresponding magnetic field strength? Assume that the wave is travelling through free space.
If the electric field strength of a plane wave is 2 V/m, then what will be the strength of the associated magnetic field in free space?
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