For the following electric field phasors i) Ẽ(z)=(j✰+z) e¯jz V/m ii) Ẽ(x, y, z) = (x-3ŷ-2)e¯(2x-y+5) V/m Determine H = (Ê× E) (a) if they can represent uniform electromagnetic plane waves. Explain why. (b) the unit vector in the propagation direction, &, in each case. n = ཟླ (AXE) R (c) the polarization state (and handedness if circular or elliptical) in the case of a uniform plane wave only (d) Assume the uniform plane wave(s) will enter a lossy medium. Show how the phasor expression(s) above will be modified, and explain the changes and the parameters you introduce.

For the following electric field phasors i) Ẽ(z)=(j✰+z) e¯jz V/m ii) Ẽ(x, y, z) = (x-3ŷ-2)e¯(2x-y+5) V/m Determine H = (Ê× E) (a) if they can represent uniform electromagnetic plane waves. Explain why. (b) the unit vector in the propagation direction, &, in each case. n = ཟླ (AXE) R (c) the polarization state (and handedness if circular or elliptical) in the case of a uniform plane wave only (d) Assume the uniform plane wave(s) will enter a lossy medium. Show how the phasor expression(s) above will be modified, and explain the changes and the parameters you introduce.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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