2. Rectangular waveguides
2.1 Field expressions
Consider a rectangular waveguide, where a is the long side and b the short side. By convention, we take the x- and y-axes to be parallel to the long and short sides respectively (figure 2 ), while the z-axis is parallel to the invariance axis of the waveguide.
The electromagnetic fields of this guide are calculated by finding the solutions to the propagation equation in the guide dielectric, taking into account the boundary conditions imposed by the conductive walls. This classic calculation
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Rectangular waveguides
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