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1 radiation

2 R E x H power out = power in spherical surface area = 4 R p power in 
2 p power in

3 E must be in the surface of the sphere.
power in R power out = power in spherical surface area = R 2 p E x H

4 R E Stationary charges do not radiate. E not in sphere. E  R-2

5 Charges in motion with a constant velocity do not radiate
Charges in motion with a constant velocity do not radiate. E not in sphere. E  R-2 R E

6 no kink kink Coulomb field A AB accelerate BC constant velocity B C
“kink” joins two Coulomb fields kink Radius of sphere = ct

7 J K L Et cDt Eo from triangle r = ct A B C  vt v = aDt acceleration

8 r = ct Eo  vt v = aDt J K L Et cDt A B C

9 accelerated charges radiate em waves
E decays as 1/R accelerated charges radiate em waves time-varying currents radiate in a preferred direction

10 A vector potential A DV I R r r’

11 transform into spherical coordinates vector potential A I R A
DV I R r’ vector potential A Current element DI = I DL uz transform into spherical coordinates

12 .01 1 100

13 far field

14 far field

15 z Eq Hj r I DL y j x

16 small loop half wave dipole

17 far field

18 current loop r q In far field, E will be in the uj direction and H will be in the uq direction I DL uj j a

19 I DL uj a j r q note

20 Could a realistic antenna be described in terms of
the sum of many small antennas?

21 educated guess list far field What is this?

22 educated guess list I(z) confined to length of antenna h Imax at z = 0
Integrable function

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24 z r q r’ q’ z’

25 I(z’) =Io

26 x =

27 AM radio -

28 - AM radio -

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