Lecture

Rectangular Waveguides: TE Modes

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Description

This lecture covers the propagation modes in rectangular waveguides, focusing on TE modes and the boundary conditions applied to the electric field. It explains the separation of variables, dominant modes, cutoff frequencies, dispersion diagrams, group velocity, and phase velocity.

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