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Show that a linearly polarized plane wave of the form $\hat{E}=E_0(\hat{f}+2 \hat{y}) e^{-j / 0 t}$ can be represented as the sum of an RHCP and an LHCP wave.

   Show that a linearly polarized plane wave of the form $\hat{E}=E_0(\hat{f}+2 \hat{y}) e^{-j / 0 t}$ can be represented as the sum of an RHCP and an LHCP wave.

Microwave Engineering

Microwave Engineering

David M. Pozar 3rd Edition

Chapter 1, Problem 5

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Show that a linearly polarized plane wave of the form $\hat{E}=E_0(\hat{f}+2 \hat{y}) e^{-j / 0 t}$ can be represented as the sum of an RHCP and an LHCP wave.

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