Lecture

Rectangular waveguides: TM Modes

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Description

This lecture covers the propagation modes in rectangular waveguides, focusing on TM modes. It explains the basic equations, separation of variables, and solutions for the electric field components. The lecture also discusses boundary conditions and the concept of group velocity.

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