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    This document characterizes electromagnetic waves propagating through sea water. It provides the key physical constants and defines the propagation medium as sea water with a relative electrical permittivity of 80 and conductivity of 4 S/m. The frequency of the wave is specified as 809 MHz. Based on the loss tangent of 1.11095, the propagation medium is classified as a dissipative dielectric. The document then calculates various propagation parameters including the propagation constant, attenuation constant, wavelength, and penetration depth.

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    This document characterizes electromagnetic waves propagating through sea water. It provides the key physical constants and defines the propagation medium as sea water with a relative electrical permittivity of 80 and conductivity of 4 S/m. The frequency of the wave is specified as 809 MHz. Based on the loss tangent of 1.11095, the propagation medium is classified as a dissipative dielectric. The document then calculates various propagation parameters including the propagation constant, attenuation constant, wavelength, and penetration depth.

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    Characterization of electromagnetic waves HELP

    εo= 8.8542E-12 F/m Electrical permittivity in a vacuum.


    Physical constants μo= 1.2566E-06 N/A^2 Magnetic permeability in a vacuum .
    Co= 3.00E+08 m/s Speed of light.

    propagation media: Sea water Select the chosen propagation medium.


    Propagation media
    εr= 80.0 conductivity=4 S/m Electrical permetivity of the chosen medium.
    You can only modify the green boxes μr= 1 Magnetic permeability of the medium. It is equal to1 if not indicated in the problem (non magnetic media).
    Frecuency: 8.09E+02 MHz Enter the frequency of the wave. CCC MHz.

    Tan(δ)= 1.11095E+00 Tangent of losses. It is an index that determines how the transmission medium behaves.
    Tangent of losses
    δ= 48.00854931223 ° Loss angle. It is also a measure that determines how the transmission medium behaves.

    Classification of propagation media Media: Dissipative dielectrics (Dielectrics with losses) According to the loss tangent and the table shown in the guide, it is determined how the medium behaves.

    r= 75.501078+169.544154i Constant of propagation. Parameter that contains the attenuation coefficient and the phase coefficient.
    a= 75.501078000000 Np/m Attenuation constant. It allows to calculate how much the wave penetrates in a medium.
    Propagation parameters in open media
    B= 169.544154000000 Rad/m wave number.
    η= 31.503197+14.028943i Ohm Intrinsic impedance. It relates the magnitudes of the electric and magnetic fields of an electromagnetic radiation.

    Vp= 2.998096E+07 m/s Propagation speed. Indicates the speed at which the wave propagates.
    λ= 0.03705928609 m Wavelength. Indicates the measurement between two successive points located in the same phase of the wave.
    propagation characteristics of the wave
    Fv= 9.9937E-02 Speed factor. It is the speed ratio between the analyzed wave and the light. Fv <= 1.
    n= 1.0006E+01 Refractive index. It is the speed ratio between the light and the analyzed wave. n>= 1.

    δp= 0.013244844 m The penetration depth of the wave in the medium.


    Eo= 1.20E+02 V/m The maximum value of the wave.
    Other features wave
    Po= 190.7257543 W/m^2 Power transmitted by the wave in the medium.
    %Losses= 100.000000000% Percentage of signal losses per unit length (x = 1m)

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