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1 EE334 - Wavs and Phasos Lcu: pp This cous aks vyhing ha you hav bn augh in physics, mah and cicuis and uss i. Easy, only nd o know 4 quaions: 4 wks on fou quaions D ρ Gauss's Law B No Monopols B E Faaday's Law D H J mp's Law W will div all h cicui pssions: Ohm s Law (laion), KCL, KL, L, R, C fom Mawll s quaions and oh fundamnal laionships. W will simplify hm by assuming no im dpndnc saic cass W will combin hm ino a scond od diffnial quaion wav quaion Bu fis nd o dvlop h mahmaics quid o alk abou EM Wha is a scala? Quaniy wih magniud: nso of o ank E: im, mass, disanc, mpau, spd I was only going 75 mph Scala quaion? IR Wha is a vco? Quaniy wih magniud and dicion: nso of fis ank E: foc, displacmn, lcic fild innsiy, vlociy H was going 95 mph (magniud) as on I-9 (dicion) co quaion: J y E J σ σ σ σ E J y σ y σ yy σ y E y J σ E σ y E y σ E J σ σ y σ E J σ E assums a summaion of pad indics (Einsin s noaion) i i -
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4 y (, ) [ (, ) ] T λ (, ) Th angl is calld h phas of h wav and is a funcion of posiion and im Boh im and posiion ca sinusoidal ampliud whn h oh is fid. Th paks and oughs mov wih a popagaion vlociy, fo a givn ampliud h phas is a consan: C T λ d d Taking h divaiv of h quaion givs h phas vlociy T λ d λ u p d T -4
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6 Posiiv phas shif lads fnc wav, ngaiv phas shif lags fnc wav. In a lossy mdium h ampliud is anuad nuaion faco: nuaion cof: α α Gnal fom of a sinusoidal ampliud wih anuaion: α y, Compl Numbs Rviw Can wi a compl numb as a al pa and an imaginay pa: y. R {} Im y Imaginay is y (,y)!! θ Ral is -6
7 This can b plod in h Casian plan and convd o a pola fom of a magniud and a phas angl: θ θ sho hand noaion usful in calculaions Can us Eul s Indniy: θ θ sinθ θ θ θ y sinθ y y sinθ θ an y Rflcion as h al ais givs h compl conuga ( plac wih ) y θ Th magniud of a compl numb can b calculad fom h compl conugas: Compl Mah: ddiion: add al pas and add imaginay pas: ( ) ( y ) y Muliplicaion: ( y y ) ( y y ) ( θ ) θ Division: y y θ θ y y ( y y ) ( y y ) y n θ n n nθ n Pows: ( ) ( nθ sin nθ ) Phasos Rviw: sin R { } ( ) -7
8 -8 Wi in phaso noaion: sin Us sin() (/-): () Us vn funcion (-) (): () Us Phaso noaion () { } R () R { } R R conains h phas and ampliud infomaion bu no h fquncy () sin sin sin α α d d d d d d
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