30) A vertically polarized wave comes from the air environment at an angle of 30 degrees to the planar glass-air interface. Wave frequency is 600 THz. (1 THz = 10 ^ 12 Hz). The refractive index of the glass is 1.6 and the electric field amplitude of the incident wave is 50 V / m. Find the instant expression of the H area in the glass. Dik kutuplanmış bir dalga hava ortamından 30 derecelik bir açıyla düzlemsel cam-hava arayüzüne gelmektedir.Dalga frekansı 600 THz dir (1 THz =102 Hz) camin kırılma indisi 1.6 ve gelen dalganın elektrik alan genligi ise 50V/m dir. Cam içindeki H alanın anlık ifadesini bulunuz? 30 O až13.5cos(wt-k2zsindt -k2rcost)A/m O 0.16(-akcosot- ažcost)cos(wt t - k2xsinft - k2zcos0t)A/m O 0.16(-ažcost-azcostt)cos(wt - klzsindt - k2xcos0t)A/m 3.16(-ažcosot-aýcostt)cos(wt-klzsindt-k2rcost)A/m O 0.16(-aycostt-azcostt)cos(wt - k2rsindt - k2zcostt)A/m

30) A vertically polarized wave comes from the air environment at an angle of 30 degrees to the planar glass-air interface. Wave frequency is 600 THz. (1 THz = 10 ^ 12 Hz). The refractive index of the glass is 1.6 and the electric field amplitude of the incident wave is 50 V / m. Find the instant expression of the H area in the glass. Dik kutuplanmış bir dalga hava ortamından 30 derecelik bir açıyla düzlemsel cam-hava arayüzüne gelmektedir.Dalga frekansı 600 THz dir (1 THz =102 Hz) camin kırılma indisi 1.6 ve gelen dalganın elektrik alan genligi ise 50V/m dir. Cam içindeki H alanın anlık ifadesini bulunuz? 30 O až13.5cos(wt-k2zsindt -k2rcost)A/m O 0.16(-akcosot- ažcost)cos(wt t - k2xsinft - k2zcos0t)A/m O 0.16(-ažcost-azcostt)cos(wt - klzsindt - k2xcos0t)A/m 3.16(-ažcosot-aýcostt)cos(wt-klzsindt-k2rcost)A/m O 0.16(-aycostt-azcostt)cos(wt - k2rsindt - k2zcostt)A/m

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