Lecture

Polarisation: Reminders, Animations, and Vector Analysis

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Description

This lecture covers the basics of polarisation in electromagnetic waves, including linear, circular, and elliptical polarisations. It discusses the theory behind different types of polarisations and provides animations illustrating their characteristics. The instructor explains vector analysis concepts related to polarisation, such as the phase quadrature and the angle between phasors. Through examples and animations, students learn how to determine the direction and type of polarisation in electromagnetic fields.

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Official source

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