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Fabry-Perot resonator Screen

Maxwell’s equations

general properties of linear waves

Reflection coefficient Transmission coefficient X E H E H E H 0

What if? a Two perfectly conducting parallel sheets. Two plane waves. a

Parallel plates  = 0 implies no propagation in the z direction;  must be real for propagation x z a Two plane waves.

waveguide w E y is independent of y coordinate

Derive a dispersion relation for plane waves in a vacuum.

lossless media Plane EM wave Compute

lossy material f = 1 MHz Copper is a good conductor. Phase shift of 

 r = 36; µ r = 4;  = 1 x y z H E 

wet soil  = ;  r = 15;  r = 1  f  comments w 60 Hz 2 x 10 5 good conductor w 1 MHz 12 quasi conductor w 100 MHz 0.12 quasi-dielectric w 10 GHz 1.2 x good dielectric

Square loop - area = 4m resistors 22 44 x B = -0.3t T

Sliding bar - nonuniform B Rx B = B o x T x d

Displacement current = ? R

Power from sun

Help!

= / cm 2 Help!

I will proctor the exam.