Power capacity of a rectangular waveguide. (a) Consider a WR-284 rectangular air waveguide with inner dimensions 7.214 cm x 3.404 cm to operate in the dominant mode at 2.45 GHz. Assuming the breakdown electric field of air to be 15 kV-(cm)-1 (with a safety factor of 2 at sea level), calculate the maximum time-average power that can be carried by this waveguide. (b) Another waveguide (WR-430 air-filled, with inner dimensions 10.922 cm x 5.461 cm) is proposed to increase the power-handling capability at 2.45 GHz. Calculate the maximum time-average power that can be carried by this waveguide and compare it with the previous one.
Power capacity of a rectangular waveguide. (a) Consider a WR-284 rectangular air waveguide with inner dimensions...
4-9. The dominant mode TEio is propagated in a rectangular waveguide of dimensions a 2.25 cm and b-l cm. Assume an air dielectric with a breakdown gradient of 30 kV/cm and a frequency of 10 GHz. There are no standing waves in the guide. De- termine the maximum average power that can be carried by the guide
4-9. The dominant mode TEio is propagated in a rectangular waveguide of dimensions a 2.25 cm and b-l cm. Assume an air dielectric...
The rectangular waveguide with air filled (e = €0, u = u0) and dimensions a = (2.85) cm and b = 1.5) cm operates under the operating frequency of 7.580 GHz. According to this, a) Which wave mode is the dominant mode (dominant mode)? Why? b)Z, B, up and Ag values for dominant wave mode you calculate. n ZTE = Zrun/1- 2 20 1- 00 B 1 - UL p 1 m2 .)mn + 2 με (Hz)
3) As in Figure 2, the rectangular waveguide with air filled (?
= ?0, ? = ?0) and dimensions a = (2.75 + d) cm and b = (1.5 + h) cm
operates under the operating frequency of 7.580 GHz.
d = 8/10 h = 6/10
According to this,
a) Which wave mode is the dominant mode (dominant mode)? Why?
Figure 2- Rectangular Wave Guide
b) Calculate the Z, β, up and λg values for the dominant wave
mode.
b
1. Square wave guide Consider
a waveguide that is filled with a dielectric that undergoes
breakdown (sparking) at an electric field of 10 kV/m. Calculate the
maximum power that can be carried by the TE1,0 mode without
breakdown if the dimensions of the wave guide are 5 cm by 5 cm.
Assume that the frequency is twice the cutoff frequency. Your may
express your answer in terms of the index of refraction.
1. Square wave guide Consider a waveguide that...
Problem 3: Consider an air-filled rectangular waveguide with dimensions a = 25 mm and b = 12.5 mm. If a 5.98 GHz wave with a peak electric field of 1 V/m exists at the beginning point in the waveguide, what is the peak magnitude of the electric field one mete down the waveguide.