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The document provides answers to practice questions related to electromagnetic field theory (EMFT) and GATE ECE. Key points include the direction of propagation, characteristics of free space, calculations involving wavelength and frequency, and concepts such as skin depth and power flow. It also addresses boundary conditions and polarization types in electromagnetic waves.

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EMFT Practice Answers

The document provides answers to practice questions related to electromagnetic field theory (EMFT) and GATE ECE. Key points include the direction of propagation, characteristics of free space, calculations involving wavelength and frequency, and concepts such as skin depth and power flow. It also addresses boundary conditions and polarization types in electromagnetic waves.

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Answers to EMFT GATE ECE Practice Questions

1. Direction of H is along the direction by using E x H = propagation direction.

2. The medium is free space, since eta = sqrt(mu/epsilon) = 120pi ohms.

3. lambda = c / (fsqrtepsilonr) f = c / (lambdasqrtepsilonr) = 3x10 / (0.03x2) = 5 GHz.

4. beta = 2pi/lambda lambda = 2pi/beta = 1 meter.

5. Reflected completely with zero penetration (skin depth = 0).

6. Skin depth increases when conductivity, frequency, or permeability decreases Answer: (d) all

decrease.

7. (c) Power flow (average Poynting vector shows power per unit area).

8. (d) All of the above (boundary conditions from Maxwell's equations).

9. (a) 90 deg with Ey leading Left-handed circular polarization.

10. E x H = z-hat, so direction is along +z.

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