The electric field strength equation has the form Ē(z, t) = Ex cos(wt — Boz)i + Ey cos(wt — Boz – y)j. The figure below showsthe strength of the electric field and y components of the direction and the sum vector of the electric field strength drawnellipse. The wave is in the medium = 9 and r = 1. The vector drawn by the ellipse rotates clockwise as the wave is thought totravel from the screen towards you.Ex [V/m]105Ę, [V/m]0-5-1050-5w2 2.5300.5m1.520.511Wave number Bo1.5Angular frequency w- 106 rad/srad/m2.5z [m]3.534Phase angle (in radians range(-pi,pi))3.5 44.54.5E [V/m]1086420-2-4-6Determine those appearing in the electric field strength equation Ex, Ey, w, Bo and y.(Give answers to at least two significant figures.)Electric field strength The amplitude of the component parallel to the x-axis ExV/m-8The amplitude of the component of the electric field strength along the y-axis EyV/m-10-10-5z = 00E [V/m]510

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The electric field strength equation has the form E(z, t) = Ex cos(wt - Boz)i + Ey cos(wt - Boz - y). The figure below shows the strength of the electric field ☛ and y components of the direction and the sum vector of the electric field strength drawn ellipse. The wave is in the medium ₁ = 9 and μ = 1. The vector drawn by the ellipse rotates clockwise as the wave is thought to travel from the screen towards you. Ex [V/m] 10 E, [V/m] 5 0 -5 -10 0 5 0.5 -5 0 0.5 1 1.5 1 1.5 V/m 2 M 3 3.5 4 2 2.5 z [m] Angular frequency w -106 rad/s Wave number Bo 2.5 rad/m 3 3.5 4 4.5 Phase angle (in radians range(-pi,pi)) 4.5 5 5 E, [V/m] 10 8 6 4 2 -2 -4 Determine those appearing in the electric field strength equation Ex, Ey, w, Bo and p. (Give answers to at least two significant figures.) Electric field strength The amplitude of the component parallel to the x-axis Ex -6 -8 The amplitude of the component of the electric field strength along the y-axis Ey V/m -10 -10 -5 z = 0 0 E [V/m] 5 10

The electric field strength equation has the form E(z, t) = Ex cos(wt - Boz)i + Ey cos(wt - Boz - y). The figure below shows the strength of the electric field ☛ and y components of the direction and the sum vector of the electric field strength drawn ellipse. The wave is in the medium ₁ = 9 and μ = 1. The vector drawn by the ellipse rotates clockwise as the wave is thought to travel from the screen towards you. Ex [V/m] 10 E, [V/m] 5 0 -5 -10 0 5 0.5 -5 0 0.5 1 1.5 1 1.5 V/m 2 M 3 3.5 4 2 2.5 z [m] Angular frequency w -106 rad/s Wave number Bo 2.5 rad/m 3 3.5 4 4.5 Phase angle (in radians range(-pi,pi)) 4.5 5 5 E, [V/m] 10 8 6 4 2 -2 -4 Determine those appearing in the electric field strength equation Ex, Ey, w, Bo and p. (Give answers to at least two significant figures.) Electric field strength The amplitude of the component parallel to the x-axis Ex -6 -8 The amplitude of the component of the electric field strength along the y-axis Ey V/m -10 -10 -5 z = 0 0 E [V/m] 5 10

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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