3-Waves of electromagnetic fields are known as electromagnetic waves. These waves are made of electric and magnetic fields. They propagate along the normal direction of both electric and magnetic fields. their waves propagate with speed of light c= 3* 10^8 m/sec in the vacuum.
These waves are different from other waves cause they have both electric and magnetic fields and they can travel through without any medium or vacuum. e.g. sunlight from the sun to earth.
4- Increasing frequency electromagnetic waves
radio wave - radio communication
microwave - microwave own
infrared - night vision
visible light- help to see things
UV rays - saving fruits etc. for long storage
X-rays - X-ray photography by Dr.s
gamma-ray - cancer treatment
3. What is electromagnetic wave? How it is differ than any other wave? 4. List the...
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Part A: An electromagnetic wave is propagating in the positive x direction. At a given moment in time, the magnetic field at the origin points in the positive y direction. In what direction does the electric field at the origin point at that same moment? Positive x Negative x Positive y Negative y Positive z Negative z Part B: The figure shows the electromagnetic field as a function of position for two electromagnetic waves traveling in a vacuum at a...
What are the answers and how did you get to the answers? Consider the electromagnetic wave shown in the diagram. The wave is propagating through a vacuum along the z-axis. The electric field of the wave is parallel to the y-axis. It is a sine wave of amplitude 15 V/m. The accompanying magnetic field is parallel to the x-axis. See Figure (which is a snapshot at a particular instant) 23 cm 2 6) What is the frequency fof this electromagnetic...
. 3. An electromagnetic plane wave of (angular) frequency w is traveling in the r direc- tion through the vacuum. It is polarized in the y direction, and the amplitude of the electric field is E (a) Write down the electric and magnetic fields, E(r, y, z, t) and B(x, y, z,t). Be sure to define any auxiliaru quantities you introduce, in terms of w, Eo, and the con stants of nature.] (b) This same wave is observed from "other"...
Analytical Chemistry. Spectrochemical Concepts. Properties of Electromagnetic Radiation Part 1: Wave Model of EMR Although any given wave of EMR is made up of electric and magnetic fields that simultaneously oscillate in time and space, in this worksheet you will only focus on the electric field part of EMR. Although the wave oscillates in both space and time, imagine (for the purposes of the first diagram that you will draw to the right), that a "snapshot of the wave has...
4(a) An electromagnetic wave has a frequency of 1.8 x 1024 Hz. What is its wavelength? instructure.com/Courses troquizzes/114239/tare 4(b) An electromagnetic wave has a frequency of 1.8 x 1024 Hz. If its E- field component has a maximum magnitude of 650 N/C, what is the maximum magnitude of the B-field? 4(c) When the B field is pointing in the -x direction, what direction is the E- field pointing? +x О-y O ty O -X
Chapter 22 1. What produces electromagnetic waves? 2. Provide a very brief description of the following kinds of electromagnetic radiation: radio waves, microwaves,infrared waves, visible light, ultraviolet light,x-rays, and gamma rays 3.List the types of electromagnetic radiation in order of increasing wavelength or increasing frequency
Electromagnetic Waves 2 1 2 3 4 A plane monochromatic electromagnetic wave with wavelength 1 = 2.6 cm, propagates through a vacuum. Its magnetic field is described by B = (B,i+Byj) cos(kx + wt) where B, = 2.7 x 10-6 T, B, - 5.9 X 106T, and i-hat and j-hat are the unit vectors in the +x and +y directions, respectively. 1) What is f, the frequency of this wave? 0 GHz Submit 2) What is I, the intensity of...
blem 6. Electromagnetic plane waves in a lossy medium tric field of an electromagnetic plane wave traveling in a lossy medium can be written as The where z is the distance, t is time, and fthe frequency. Forf- 1 GHz, it is found by measurement that the amplitude of the electric field is attenuated by a factor of 3 after the wave travels 100 m (ie, to 1/3 of the amplitude at: 0 when it arrives at : -100 m)....