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Jim Kelley wrote:
Cecil Moore wrote: Jim, what happens to the ExB power density in the equal and opposite fields that cancel? Let's see E=0, and B=0; what power density, Cecil? Play your silly word games if you will. Fields cannot cancel unless those fields first exist. Assume E1xB1 joules/sec associated with the first field and E2xB2 joules/sec associated with the second field. The fields cancel. What happens to the E1xB1 joules/sec and the E2xB2 joules/sec? Hint: Their energy components are redistributed in a direction that allows constructive interference. In a transmission line, there is only one other direction available. -- 73, Cecil, w5dxp.com |
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