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
2
Ex
j j Ex
2
z
Define
j j j
Then
2 Ex
2
Wave equation
E
x
2
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 1
4.4-7
f z , t e
z
cos t z
f
1
0
-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
1
t 0
2
0
-1
4.4-9
Ex
j H y
z
1 Ex
H y
j z
1
Ae z Be z
j z
1
Ae z Be z
j
where
intrinsic impedance of the medium.
j
4.4-10
Summarizing,
j j j
j
e
j
j
conversely,
1
j
Re
1
Im
4.4-11
Example:
For dry earth, 10 5 s/m, 50 , and 0 .
Let us compute , , vp , , and for f 100 kHz.
Solution:
j j
j j 1
j
j 1 j
2 f
5
2
10
5 1 j 0.36
j
3 108
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
5
2
10
8
vp
1.32110 m/s
0.004756
2 2
1321.05 m
0.004756
j
j
j
1
j
1 j
4.4-14
1
1 j j
120
5
168.6
1
1 j 0.36
1
1.0309 9.9
163.559.9
161.1 j 28.1