A circularly polarized uniform plane wave of phasor electric field intensity E' =(Aâ, + j/5â‚- Bâ, )e k; * v/m, where A and 8 are real constants, and f =3x10° Hz is obliquely incident from a dielectric medium with (36, Ho) onto anather dielectric with ( 2e,, Ho) as shown in the figure. o) Determine the angle of incidence 0,, so that reflected field is linearly polarized. Explain your reasoning. You don't hove to find the numerical value of 0, you con just give sin6, and coso.. For the questions asked in parts b, c, d,and e, use the incidence angle found in part a, b) Find the propagation vectors of the incident and the reflected waves, k,, k,. c) Find the numerical values of A and B.

A circularly polarized uniform plane wave of phasor electric field intensity E' =(Aâ, + j/5â‚- Bâ, )e k; * v/m, where A and 8 are real constants, and f =3x10° Hz is obliquely incident from a dielectric medium with (36, Ho) onto anather dielectric with ( 2e,, Ho) as shown in the figure. o) Determine the angle of incidence 0,, so that reflected field is linearly polarized. Explain your reasoning. You don't hove to find the numerical value of 0, you con just give sin6, and coso.. For the questions asked in parts b, c, d,and e, use the incidence angle found in part a, b) Find the propagation vectors of the incident and the reflected waves, k,, k,. c) Find the numerical values of A and B.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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