By doping semiconductors, it is possible to create materials with specifically designedelectromagnetic properties for waves propagating within them. The following 1-D plane waveat a frequency of 10THz propagates in a heavily n-doped silicon:Ē = Ẽ ejot = Ēejat e¯jyzAt this frequency and the doping level, the conductivity of the medium is o=105 Sm'. Thewave loses 3 dB of intensity (power) over a length of 184 nm. Assume the permittivity of themedium is purely real. Finda. the amplitude attenuation constant, ab. the relative permittivity of the medium, &,c. the wave velocity, v

Solution- Given, f= 10THz = 10×1012 Hz = 10000 GHzE→ = E→ejωt =E→ejωte-jrzr =α+jωE →=E→ejωt-rzσ =…

y doping semiconductors, it is possible to create materials with specifically d lectromagnetic properties for waves propagating within them. The following 1-D plan t a frequency of 10THz propagates in a heavily n-doped silicon: Ē = E ejot = Ēejot ē jat-jyz - t this frequency and the doping level, the conductivity of the medium is o = 105 Sm ave loses 3 dB of intensity (power) over a length of 184 nm. Assume the permittivity edium is purely real. Find the amplitude attenuation constant, a . the relative permittivity of the medium, &,

y doping semiconductors, it is possible to create materials with specifically d lectromagnetic properties for waves propagating within them. The following 1-D plan t a frequency of 10THz propagates in a heavily n-doped silicon: Ē = E ejot = Ēejot ē jat-jyz - t this frequency and the doping level, the conductivity of the medium is o = 105 Sm ave loses 3 dB of intensity (power) over a length of 184 nm. Assume the permittivity edium is purely real. Find the amplitude attenuation constant, a . the relative permittivity of the medium, &,

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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