Article | REF: E1180 V1

Radiofrequency waves in lossy media Inductive effects through a cylindrical body

Author: Bernard DÉMOULIN

Publication date: May 10, 2018 | Lire en français

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    2. Magnetic field polarization

    Let's now consider the wave inside the cylinder presented in the dual polarization of the previous one, where the electric field E z is matched by a magnetic field H z . By duality, the angular magnetic field H φ is also matched by the angular electric field E φ . The calculations presented in this paragraph endeavor to show that the current configuration of fields inside the cylinder can only be achieved in the presence of an inducing magnetic field H zi parallel to the cylinder axis. It follows from these properties that the cylinder shown in figure

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