Question 3 A uniform plane electromagnetic wave with electric field amplitude Ei = 15 V/m is normally incident from glass onto the air. The glass has conductivity o = 0.2 S/m, relative permeability Pe1 and relative permittivity 8 = 9. At frequency of 0.5 MHz, analyze the wave propagation between the two different media and determine the following: () The attenuation constant of the glass. (i) The transmitted magnetic field onto the air. (ii) The average power density of the transmitted wave.

Question 3 A uniform plane electromagnetic wave with electric field amplitude Ei = 15 V/m is normally incident from glass onto the air. The glass has conductivity o = 0.2 S/m, relative permeability Pe1 and relative permittivity 8 = 9. At frequency of 0.5 MHz, analyze the wave propagation between the two different media and determine the following: () The attenuation constant of the glass. (i) The transmitted magnetic field onto the air. (ii) The average power density of the transmitted wave.

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