b) A signal of 10 GHz is propagated in an air filled rectangular waveguide. The magnetic field in the z-direction is $H_z = H_0 cos(\frac{\pi x}{\sqrt{6}}) cos(\frac{\pi y}{\sqrt{6}})$ A/m determine 1. The cutoff frequency 2. The phase velocity 3. The guided wavelength
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The guide wavelength is the distance between two consecutive points in the waveguide where the phase of the wave is the same. The formula for the guide wavelength in a waveguide is given by: λg = λ / √(1 - (λ / λc)^2) Where: λg is the guide wavelength λ is the Show more…
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