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Energy Propagation in Waveguides - Continued - 14183_23
Energy Propagation in Waveguides - Continued - 14183_25

Neets Module 11-Microwave Principles
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1-12 Figure 1-13.E field of a voltage standing wave across a 1-wavelength section of a waveguide. H FIELD.The magnetic field in a waveguide is made up of magnetic lines of force that are caused by current flow through the conductive material of the waveguide. Magnetic lines of force, called H lines, are continuous closed loops, as shown in figure 1-14. All of the H lines associated with current are collectively called a magnetic field or H field. The strength of the H field, indicated by the number of H lines in a given area, varies directly with the amount of current. Figure 1-14.Magnetic field on a single wire. Although H lines encircle a single, straight wire, they behave differently when the wire is formed into a coil, as shown in figure 1-15. In a coil the individual H lines tend to form around each turn of wire. Since the H lines take opposite directions between adjacent turns, the field between the turns is cancelled. Inside and outside the coil, where the direction of each H field is the same, the fields join and form continuous H lines around the entire coil.







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