Consider a medium with relative medium constants {&=5, µ,=4, 0=0}. If the electric field is given as, E = 3Sin(1.5.10°t – V5x)â,‚; mV/m, using Maxwell's equations determine the D, B and H and the Displacement Current Density expressions indicating the units.

Consider a medium with relative medium constants {&=5, µ,=4, 0=0}. If the electric field is given as, E = 3Sin(1.5.10°t – V5x)â,‚; mV/m, using Maxwell's equations determine the D, B and H and the Displacement Current Density expressions indicating the units.

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Consider a medium with relative medium constants {&=5, µ,=4, 0=0}. If the electric field is given
as, E = 3Sin(1.5.10°t – V5x)â,‚; mV/m, using Maxwell's equations determine the D, B and H and
the Displacement Current Density expressions indicating the units.

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