Title: ECE 1100 Introduction to Electrical and Computer Engineering
1ECE 6340 Intermediate EM Waves
Fall 2005
Prof. David R. Jackson ECE Dept.
Notes 28
2Dipole on Ocean
Goal Find Ey (r0)
3Dipole on Ocean (cont.)
Geometry for reciprocity
The ocean is the body.
4Dipole on Ocean (cont.)
The reaction lt a, b gt is the field we are trying
to calculate.
5Dipole on Ocean (cont.)
The reaction lt b, a gt is the field at the surface
of the ocean due to the testing dipole.
6Dipole on Ocean (cont.)
7Dipole on Ocean (cont.)
8Dipole on Ocean (cont.)
To find the incident field
where
Hence
9Dipole on Ocean (cont.)
Therefore, we have
Hence, from reciprocity,
10Dipole on Ocean (cont.)
Summary
11Arbitrary Angle ?
Now consider an arbitrary observation angle ?
(observation point stays in yz plane)
y
Hence
12Arbitrary Angle ? (cont.)
From plane-wave theory we have
13Arbitrary Angle ? (cont.)
Summary
14Arbitrary Angle ? (cont.)
Summary (cont.)
15Arbitrary Angles ? and ?
Most general case (arbitrary ? and ?)
16Arbitrary Angles ? and ? (cont.)
Hence
Note the reflection coefficient depends only on
? and not ?.
A similar calculation can be done to determine
the ? polarization
17Arbitrary Angle ? (cont.)
18Arbitrary Surface Current
z
?
Jsy ( x, y )
y
19Arbitrary Surface Current (cont.)
Similarly,