For a non-magnetic material having E,= 2.25, o = 10 4 S/m. Find(а)loss tangent.(b)attenuation constant,(c)(d)phase constant, andintrinsic impedance for a wave having a frequency of 2.5 MHz. Assume material to bea good dielectric.

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For a non-magnetic material having E,= 2.25, o = 10 4 S/m. Find
(а)
loss tangent.
(b)
attenuation constant,
(c)
(d)
phase constant, and
intrinsic impedance for a wave having a frequency of 2.5 MHz. Assume material to be
a good dielectric.

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