Find the cutoff frequency for the first eight modes of WR430.
The cutoff frequency of eight modes of
Answer to Problem 7.1P
The cutoff frequency of the eight modes of
Explanation of Solution
Given:
The dimensions of the waveguide are
Concept used:
The cutoff frequency of the waveguide with dimensions
Here,
Calculation:
Convert the dimensions of the waveguide in meters as
The value of
The first mode of the waveguide is
Substitute
Therefore, the cutoff frequency for
The second mode of the waveguide is
Substitute
Therefore, the cutoff frequency for
The third mode of the waveguide is
Substitute
Therefore, the cutoff frequency for
The fourth mode of the waveguide is
Substitute
Therefore, the cutoff frequency for
The fifth mode of the waveguide is
Substitute
Therefore, the cutoff frequency for
Next mode of the waveguide is
Substitute
Therefore, the cutoff frequency for
Next mode of the waveguide is
Substitute
Therefore, the cutoff frequency for
The eighth modeof the waveguide is
Substitute
Therefore, the cutoff frequency for
Conclusion:
Thus, the cutoff frequency of the eight modes of
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