Question No 1: (40) A y-polarized uniform plane wave (E,,H) with 100 MHz frequency propagates in...
4. A uniform plane wave (E, H) with a frequency of 3 GHz travels in the +z direction in a lossless medium with ε,,-4 and μ,,-1. The electric field is polarized in the x-direction. The wave impinges normally on another lossless mediumn in region 2, z >0, where ε,2-9 and μ: 1 . The amplitude of the incident electric field is 100 V/m. Write phasor and instantaneous expressions for: (İ) E, and ill of the total wave in medium 1....
A uniform plane wave impinges normally on a conducting medium. If the frequency is 100 MHz and skin depth is 0.02 mm, determine the velocity of the wave in the conducting medium
4- A linearly polarized uniform plane wave propagates in seawater. The material constants for sea water are ε,-72, μ,-1, σ = 4 %n a) Write the time domain expression of the electric field E(t) if the peak amplitude is 100 V/m, and the frequency is f 100kHz. The wave propagates in the tx direction, and the field is oriented in the +z direction. itin omineei
Please do as soon as possible I have exam from 2nd marchQ2 A uniform plane wave propagates along +z direction in free space. The electric field intensity in the wave has components both in x and y directions. The amplitude of the field in x-direction is 250 V/m and along y direction the amplitude is 300 V/m. The frequency of the wave is 50 MHz. Obtain the phasor expressions of electric and magnetic field intensities.
4. A uniform plane wave traveling in free-space impinges normally on a loss-less medium with μ2= 2 and Ea= 2. Given that the frequency of operation is 10 GHz, the amplitude of the incident field is 1V/m. Determine the amplitude of the reflected and transmitted waves. Find the standing wave ratio and the location of the first minimum in the Standing Wave Pattern in medium-1 (free-space).
A uniform sinusoidal plane wave in air with the following phasor expression for electric intensity is incident on a perfectly conducting plane at z -0. a) Determine the polarization of the wave (with respect to incidence plane). A uniform sinusoidal plane wave in air with the following phasor expression for electric intensity is incident on a perfectly conducting plane at z -0. a) Determine the polarization of the wave (with respect to incidence plane).
2. [50 pts] Given: A 100-MHZ TM polarized wave with an amplitude of 1 V/m is obliquely incident from air (z <0) onto a slab of lossless, nonmagnetic material with er = 25. The angle of incidence is 40°. Find: a) Determine the angle of transmission; b) determine the reflection and transmission coefficients and c) determine expressions for the incident, reflected, and transmitted fields. Solution: Answers: a) The angle of transmission is 7.37°; b) Ttm = -0.588 and TTM =...
[50 pts) Given: A 100-MHZ TM polarized wave with an amplitude of 1 V/m is obliquely incident from air (z < 0) onto a slap of lossless, nonmagnetic material with er = 25. The angle of incidence is 40°. Find: a) Determine the angle of transmission; b) determine the reflection and transmission coefficients and c) determine expressions for the incident, reflected, and transmitted fields. Solution: Answers: a) The angle of transmission is 7.37º; b) Itm = -0.588 and Ttm =...
19. A linearly polarized wave propagates in a perfect dielectric medium with relative permittivity of 2. The wave reaches the interface between this medium and air at an angle of incidence 60°. The wave's electric field vector is parallel to the plane of incidence. What percentage of the incident power is transmitted in air? 20. A plane electromagnetic wave traveling in vacuum is normally incident onto a vacuum/dielectric boundary. 36% of the incident power is carried by the reflected wave....
P.7-19 A uniform plane wave in air with E,(2) a, 10e6 (V/m) is incident normally on an interface at 0 with a lossy medium having a dielectric constant 2.25 and a loss tangent 0.3. Find the following: a) The phasor expressions for E,lz) H,) E,(2), and H,(2) b) The standing-wave ratio for the wave in air. c) The expressions for time-average Poynting vectors in air and in the lossy medium.