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Wave propagation in vacuum is lossy wave
True
False
Wave propagation in free space in non dispersive wave
True
False
When wave propagates in free space, the electric field vector is // to magnetic field vector
true
false
When the wave propagates in free space, the electric field vector is // to propagation direction
True
False
When the wave propagates in free space, the electric field vector and the magnetic field vector will in phase to each other
True
False
E(t,x) = 40 exp(j6pi* 10^8 t) exp(j2pi*x)i_y. this wave is
Transverse wave
Travelling wave
Reflective wave
Standing wave
E(t,z) = 40 exp ( j pi* 10^8 t) exp(j2pi*x)i_y. This wave is
Forward wave
Backward wave
Standing wave
E(t,z) = 40 exp(j6pi*10^8 t) exp(-j2pi*z)i_y. This wave is
Lossy wave
Non-lossy wave
Backward wave
E(t,z)= 40 exp(j6pi*1068)exp(-j2pi*z)i_y. Which one of these is right?
E and H are not in phase
E and H are in phase
Lossy wave
Dispersive wave
E(t,z)= - 40 exp(j6pi*10^8 t) exp(-j2pi*z) i_y. The direction of electric field vector is
+ x direction
- y direction
+ y direction
- z direction
E(t,z) = 10 exp(j6pi810^8) exp(-j2pi*z) i_y. the wave propagates in
Medium
Semiconductor
Vacuum
E(t,z) = 5 exp(j6pi* 10^8 t) exp(-j2pi*z)i_y. The propagation constant is
3 pi (rad/m)
pi ( rad/m)
4 pi (rad/m)
2 pi (rad/m)
E(t,z) = 5 exp⋅(6 π×108t) exp(−j 2πz)iy . The frequency of the wave is
3 Hz
30 Hz
300 MHz
3 MHz
E(t,z) = 5 exp⋅(j 6π×108 t) exp(− j 2 πj)iy Wavelength is
3 m
10 m
4 m
1 m
E(t,z) = 5 exp ( j 6 π×108t)exp( − j 2 πz)iy The magnetic field vector direction is
+ x direction
- direction
+ y direction
- y direction.
Time variable electromagnetic is caused by
Alternative current
Dielectric current
Dielectric field
Electric field
Basic quantities of time variable electromagnetic will
Change in time
Change in space
Unchange
For time variable electromagnetic field, the electric field vector jusst changes with distance
True
False
With time variable electromagnetic field
dB/dz = 0
dB/dz = 0
dE/dz = 0
Magnetic field in vacuum is caused by time variable electric field vector
True
False
A spatially magnetic field vector field produces an electric field
True
False
Maxwell equation show relation between time variable electric field and time variable magnetic field
true
false
Rot H = j . This means
Field H is a closed field line
Field H is an opened field line
Field H has source
Field H does not have source
div B = 0. This means
Field B has source
Field B has no source
Field B is a closed field
Field B is an opened field.
The principle of interchange is used to reduce the complexity of addressing the Maxwell equation
True
False
Time variable electromagnetic field has energy
True
False
Pointying vector has the same direction of magnetic field vector
True
False
Ex x Pz = Hy
true
False
An electromagnetic propagates in - y direction
Ey= 0
Hy = 0
Ey=0
Hy = 0
For horizontal polarization wave
E is perpendicular to incident wave
E is parallel to incident wave
E in linear with incident wave
For vertical polarization wave
E is perpendicular incident plane
E is // incident wave
E is in incident wave.
E1 =10 cos ( 2 π x 106t − πz)ix . Caculate E2 so that the total wave has an elliptical polarization
E2 = 20 cos ( 2 π 106 t − πz)iy
E2= 20 sin(2π×106t −πz)iy
E2 = 10 sin(2π106t −πz)iy
E1 =10 cos ( 2 π x 106t − πz)ix . Caculate E2 so that the total wave has a circular polarization
E2 = 20 cos ( 2 π 106 t − πz)iy
E2= 20 sin(2π×106t −πz)iy
E2 = 10 sin(2π106t −πz)iy
E1 =10 cos ( 2 π x 106t − πz)ix . Caculate E2 so that the total wave has a linear polarization
E2 = 20 cos ( 2 π 106 t − πz)iy
E2= 20 sin(2π×106t −πz)iy
E2 = 10 sin(2π106t −πz)iy
E1 =10 cos ( 2 π x 106t − πz)ix + 10 cos ( 2 π 106 t − πz −π ) . The polarization of the wave is
Linear
Elliptical
Circular
H = ((1+ 2i )iy+ ( 2 + 2i)iz)exp(−0.2x)exp(−2ix). Polarization property of the wave is
Linear
Circular
Elliptical
In a good conductive medium, which parameters is not zero
Phase coefficent
Attuenation coefficent
Both answers
In a conductive medium
Plane wave are dispersed
Plane wave does not attenuate
E and H are in phase
Phase velocity does not change over frequency
In a conductive medium, dielectric constant depends on frequency
True
False
In a conductive medium, wave impedance is a real number
True
False
In a good conductive medium, amplitude of E and H reduces dramatically over propagation distance
True
False
In harmonic electric field we have the form E = 10 exp(2πz)exp(j6πx108t)exp(j2πz)iy . The property of transmitted wave is
Amplitude = const over propagation distance
E and H are out of phase
Wave impedance is real number
Skin effect only appears in
Free space
Vacuum
Metal
EM wave can propagate in super good conductive medium
true
false
In a good conductive medium, attenuation coefficent and skin depth are the same
True
False
Skin effect is a phenomenon that occurs in
Conductive medium
Semiconductor medium
Dielectric medium
Imaginary part of transmission const is
Phase coefficent
Attenuation coefficent
Permiability
Vector Poynting is
Same direction of E
Same direction of H
Same direction of energy movement of electromagnetic field
When wave propagates from free space to metal, wave propagates in free space is
Travelling wave
Standing wave
TE wave
Given the electric field in the form E= 10 exp(j 6π ⋅ 108t)exp(j2Πz)iy . Properties of transmitted wave is
Waves whose amplitudes does not vary with the direction
Waves E and H are out of phase
Wave disperse
In ideal dielectric medium, E and H are out of phase
True
False
In ideal dielectric medium, zero parameter is
Loss
Transmission
H = ((1+ 2i )iy+ ( 2 + i)iz)exp(−0.2x)exp(−2ix). Polarization property of the wave is
Linear
Circular
Elliptical
Magnetostatic caused by
Shift current
Alternating current
Conductive current
In a good conductive environment, the loss coefficent is much larger than phase coefficent
True
False
When the wave travels to a good conductive medium, the higher the frequency of the wave, the
The faster the wave attenuates
The slower the wave attenuates
The faster the wave travels
The slower the wave travels
For an electrostatic field, electric flux density depend on the medium
True
False
