(b) A standard rectangular waveguide is designed with inner dimensions of ? mm × 12.36 mm and wall thickness of 1.1 mm. Use ? = 25 + (last two digits of your ID/ 100) (i) Draw the rectangular waveguide showing its dimensions. [2 marks] (ii) Determine the cut-off wavelength (?c), guide wavelength (?g), phase velocity (vp) and group velocity (vg) of a TE10 wave operating at 10 GHz through this waveguide. [10 marks]

          (b) A standard rectangular waveguide is designed with inner dimensions of ? mm × 12.36 mm and wall thickness of 1.1 mm.

Use ? = 25 + (last two digits of your ID/ 100)

(i) Draw the rectangular waveguide showing its dimensions. [2 marks]

(ii) Determine the cut-off wavelength (?c), guide wavelength (?g), phase velocity (vp) and group velocity (vg) of a TE10 wave operating at 10 GHz through this waveguide.
[10 marks]

(b) A standard rectangular waveguide is designed with inner dimensions of ? mm × 12.36 mm and wall thickness of 1.1 mm.

Use ? = 25 + (last two digits of your ID/ 100)

(i) Draw the rectangular waveguide showing its dimensions. [2 marks]

(ii) Determine the cut-off wavelength (?c), guide wavelength (?g), phase velocity (vp) and group velocity (vg) of a TE10 wave operating at 10 GHz through this waveguide.
[10 marks]

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Calculus: Early Transcendentals

James Stewart 8th Edition

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Standard rectangular waveguide is designed with inner dimensions of 12.36 mm and wall thickness of 4 mm. Use α = 25 + (last two digits of your ID / 100) Draw the rectangular waveguide showing its dimensions [2 marks]. Determine the cut-off wavelength (λc), guide wavelength (λg), phase velocity (vp), and group velocity (vg) of a TE10 wave operating at 10 GHz through this waveguide. [10 marks]