A 12 GHz uniform plane wave traveling in a loss dielectric free space is obliquely incident on a dielectic slab backed by air. See picture below What is the magnitude and phase of the reflection coefficient for (a) perpendicular and (b) parallel polarization? 8 = 1.96 ГЕ E = 2.25 ɛ = 1 0 = 25° d = 2 mm

A 12 GHz uniform plane wave traveling in a loss dielectric free space is obliquely incident on a dielectic slab backed by air. See picture below What is the magnitude and phase of the reflection coefficient for (a) perpendicular and (b) parallel polarization? 8 = 1.96 ГЕ E = 2.25 ɛ = 1 0 = 25° d = 2 mm

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Chapter16: Electromagnetic Waves

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