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... attenuation of waves means that in highfrequency circuits current flows only on
the surface of the conductors. One simple consequence is that the high-
frequency inductance of circuit elements is somewhat smaller than the low-
frequency ...
... attenuation of waves means that in highfrequency circuits current flows only on
the surface of the conductors. One simple consequence is that the high-
frequency inductance of circuit elements is somewhat smaller than the low-
frequency ...
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Simple. Radiating. Systems. and. Diffraction. In Chapters 7 and 8 we have
discussed the properties of electromagnetic waves and their propagation in both
bounded and unbounded geometries. But nothing has been said about how to ...
Simple. Radiating. Systems. and. Diffraction. In Chapters 7 and 8 we have
discussed the properties of electromagnetic waves and their propagation in both
bounded and unbounded geometries. But nothing has been said about how to ...
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9.4 Center-fed Linear Antenna For certain radiating systems the geometry of
current flow is sufficiently simple that integral (9.3) for the vector potential can be
found in relatively simple, closed form. As an example of such a system we
consider ...
9.4 Center-fed Linear Antenna For certain radiating systems the geometry of
current flow is sufficiently simple that integral (9.3) for the vector potential can be
found in relatively simple, closed form. As an example of such a system we
consider ...
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Introduction to Electrostatics | 1 |
Greens theorem | 14 |
BoundaryValue Problems in Electrostatics I | 26 |
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