Question 3: For the case of oblique incidence of a uniform plane wave with perpendicular polarization on a plane boundary with, &1= &o, &2=2.25&o, µ₁−µ2¯µo, as shown in Fig, assume Eio 20 (V/m), f=100(MHz), and 0₁-30⁰. a) Find the reflection and transmission coefficients. b) Write the instantaneous expression for Et(x,z:t) and Ht(x,z;t) Reflected wave Incident wave X H₂ H₂ Medium I 10, H Medium 2 Transmitted wave

Question 3: For the case of oblique incidence of a uniform plane wave with perpendicular polarization on a plane boundary with, &1= &o, &2=2.25&o, µ₁−µ2¯µo, as shown in Fig, assume Eio 20 (V/m), f=100(MHz), and 0₁-30⁰. a) Find the reflection and transmission coefficients. b) Write the instantaneous expression for Et(x,z:t) and Ht(x,z;t) Reflected wave Incident wave X H₂ H₂ Medium I 10, H Medium 2 Transmitted wave

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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