Lecture

Dielectric Waveguides: Modes and Dispersion

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Description

This lecture covers the modes of dielectric waveguides, including TE and TM modes, guided modes, multimodal fields, and the dispersion of waveguides. It explains the formation of electric fields, the phase conditions defining guide modes, and the gradual change of index in waveguides.

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