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Slide Presentations for ECE 329, Introduction to Electromagnetic Fields, to supplement “Elements of Engineering Electromagnetics, Sixth Edition” by Nannapaneni Narayana Rao Edward C Jordan Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Urbana, Illinois, USA Distinguished Amrita Professor of Engineering Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham, Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu, India 4.4 Wave Equation and Solution for Material Medium 4.4-3 Waves in Material Media H y z , t Ex z , t z t H y z , t Ex z , t Ex z , t z t Ex j H y z H y Ex j Ex j Ex z 4.4-4 Combining, we get Ex j j Ex z Define j j j Then 2 Ex Wave equation E x z 4.4-5 Solution: Ex z Ae z z Be Ex z , t Re Ex z e jt z z jt Re Ae Be e Re Ae e j z j z z Ae e e jt Be e e j z e jt cos t z j z Be z cos t z 4.4-6 Ae z cos t z attenuation wave B e z cos t z attenuation wave = attenuation constant, Np/m = phase constant, rad/m = propagation constant, m 4.4-7 f z , t e z cos t z f -1 t 4 t 0 2 t 2 z 4.4-8 g z , t e z cos t z g t 2 - z t 4 t 0 2 -1 4.4-9 Ex j H y z Ex H y j z Ae z Be z j z Ae z Be z j where intrinsic impedance of the medium j 4.4-10 Summarizing, j j j j e j j conversely, j Re Im 4.4-11 Example: For dry earth, 10 s/m, 50 , and 0 Let us compute , , vp , , and for f 100 kHz Solution: j j j j j j j 2 f 10 j 0.36 j 108 4.4-12 j 0.004683 1.0628 19.8 j 0.004683 1.0309 9.9 j 0.004683 1.0155 j 0.1772 0.00083 j 0.004756 0.00083 Np/m 0.004756 rad/m 4.4-13 10 vp 1.32110 m/s 0.004756 2 2 1321.05 m 0.004756 j j j j j 4.4-14 j j 120 168.6 1 j 0.36 1.0309 9.9 163.559.9 161.1 j 28.1