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radiation
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R E x H power out = power in spherical surface area = 4 R p power in
2 p power in
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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
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R E Stationary charges do not radiate. E not in sphere. E R-2
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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
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no kink kink Coulomb field A AB accelerate BC constant velocity B C
“kink” joins two Coulomb fields kink Radius of sphere = ct
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J K L Et cDt Eo from triangle r = ct A B C vt v = aDt acceleration
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r = ct Eo vt v = aDt J K L Et cDt A B C
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accelerated charges radiate em waves
E decays as 1/R accelerated charges radiate em waves time-varying currents radiate in a preferred direction
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A vector potential A DV I R r r’
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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
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far field
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far field
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z Eq Hj r I DL y j x
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small loop half wave dipole
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far field
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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
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I DL uj a j r q note
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Could a realistic antenna be described in terms of
the sum of many small antennas?
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educated guess list far field What is this?
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educated guess list I(z) confined to length of antenna h Imax at z = 0
Integrable function
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z r q r’ q’ z’
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I(z’) =Io
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x =
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