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The document outlines a lecture on microwave devices that discusses general solutions for transverse electromagnetic (TEM), transverse electric (TE), and transverse magnetic (TM) waves. It then covers rectangular and circular waveguides, discussing their boundary conditions and dominant modes like the TE10 mode in rectangular waveguides and TE and TM modes in circular waveguides.
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- 2. Agenda GENERAL SOLUTIONS FOR TEM, TE, AND TM RECTANGULAR WAVEGUIDE CIRCULAR WAVEGUIDE
- 3. GENERAL SOLUTIONS FOR TEM, TE, AND TM
- 4. GENERAL SOLUTIONS FOR TEM, TE, AND TM ..Cont.
- 5. GENERAL SOLUTIONS FOR TEM, TE, AND TM ..Cont. In TEM waves Hz Ez 0 In TE waves Ez 0 Attenuation is self reading
- 6. GENERAL SOLUTIONS FOR TEM, TE, AND TM ..Cont. TM waves H z 0
- 10. RECTANGULAR WAVEGUIDE Dominant mode TE10
- 11. RECTANGULAR WAVEGUIDE ……TM mode
- 13. CIRCULAR WAVEGUIDE …. Cont. TE mode
- 14. CIRCULAR WAVEGUIDE …. Cont. TE mode
- 15. CIRCULAR WAVEGUIDE …. Cont. TM mode
- 16. CIRCULAR WAVEGUIDE …. Cont. TM mode