Calculate the net reflection coefficient I and net transmission coefficient t for the plane wave E, = E,e÷â¸ incident normally upon the stratified media shown below. Assume that the dielectric constants of the media are ɛ, =1, ɛ̟ =6.25,ɛ, = 2.25 , and =1. Also, assume that 1, = 1,/8 and 4= , /5. Era Ers Er Ē,

Calculate the net reflection coefficient I and net transmission coefficient t for the plane wave E, = E,e÷â¸ incident normally upon the stratified media shown below. Assume that the dielectric constants of the media are ɛ, =1, ɛ̟ =6.25,ɛ, = 2.25 , and =1. Also, assume that 1, = 1,/8 and 4= , /5. Era Ers Er Ē,

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