Basic fields and waves concept	Jan. 22, 2007


+ Vector: [equation]

+ [equation]
permeability [equation]
Magnetic flux density [equation] (T or [equation] ) & magnetic field intensity [equation] (A/m) depend on and circulate around a current.

+ [equation]
permittivity [equation]
Electric field intensity [equation] (V/m) & electric flux density [equation] generate from and diverge from a charge.

+ Speed of light [equation] .
In particular for air [equation] .

+ [equation] capacitor.

+ [equation] inductor.

+ Need Amplitude and Phase to specify a sine wave.

+ From real instantaneous form to complex phasor
[equation] [equation] [equation] (exponential form) or [equation] (polar form)
Note: the angular freq [equation] is implicit for phasor

+ Euler identity: [equation] ,
i.e. rectangular coordinates (real, imaginary axes) [equation] polar coordinate (amplitude, phase). Example 1.1: polar form and exponential form of complex number
Compute product of complex variables in polar & sum of complex variables in rectangular.
NOTE: Upper [equation] phasor; lower [equation] time varying.
Example 1.2: Sum and product of complex number

+ From complex phasor to real instantaneous form.
Multiple phasor by [equation] and take its real part, i.e. [equation] .

+ Derivative with respect to time [equation] [equation] .

+ Conjugate of a complex number; [equation] .
[equation] ; [equation] .
For system with two sine waves of different freq, use principle of superposition.
Example 1.3: Applying phasor to RL circuit
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HW #1	Due 1/25/07


1. Given that the speed of light in a medium is [equation] and the medium has permeability [equation] . a) Find permittivity [equation] . b) For electric field intensity [equation] , find electric flux density. c) For magnetic flux density [equation] , find magnetic field intensity.
2. Express a) [equation] in exponential form; b) [equation] in polar form.
Extra-Credit
In a medium which has [equation] and [equation] , there are two waves with angular frequency [equation] . The electric fields for the waves are: [equation] and [equation] . We want to find the total field after they interfere at [equation] . a) Find the phasor form [equation] at at [equation] . b) Find the phasor form [equation] at at [equation] . c) Find the phasor form (in real and imaginary form) [equation] at at [equation] .


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