Applied Electromagnetic Field Theory Chapter 22--Bounce Diagrams and Standing Waves

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  • @seniorshimhanda5690
    @seniorshimhanda5690 2 роки тому

    In Example 22.5, why are the reflected waves moving in the positive z direction (wt - kz)?

  • @ShueDart
    @ShueDart 6 років тому +1

    Hi Professor, I just noticed that at 27:53, You forgot to multiply the exponents by 2? Wasn't the formula e^j(2*k*d)?

    • @dougtougaw7681
      @dougtougaw7681  6 років тому

      Yes, I think there is a 2 missing in my solution. Sorry for the error!

  • @adammorrison4577
    @adammorrison4577 6 років тому

    Hi Professor Tougaw,
    I am confused at 29:10. The fraction in the equation used to find 'T' looks the numerator and denominator would cancel out to 1. Looking back at equation 22.29, it appears there was a '2' that was supposed to be part of the exponent of e in the denominator. If the '2' was added back in, will that produce the answer that you have written? Thank you.

    • @dougtougaw7681
      @dougtougaw7681  6 років тому

      Adam,
      Thanks for your note! You're correct, I made a small mistake in Example 22.2. As you pointed out, Equation 22.29 has a 2 in the exponent of e in the denominator, but not in the numerator. I think I accidentally left out that 2 from the denominator. Equation 22.29 is definitely correct.
      There is another difference between the numerator and the denominator, and that is the extra set of parentheses in the numerator. I did remember to include that in my example, which is why I didn't just end up with an answer of 1.
      Doug Tougaw

    • @adammorrison4577
      @adammorrison4577 6 років тому

      @@dougtougaw7681 Ok, gotcha, thank you very much for letting me know! That all makes sense now.