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There is a figure (from ARRL Antenna Book, 20th, Chap. 3, Figure 5, page
3-4) shows the ground current, I-H, induced by the magnetic field, H-phi. I think there is something wrong with this diagram. Should not I-H be perpendicular to the plane of H-phi? Not sure it really makes a difference. Just bothers me either that a) I do not understand or b) it does not agree with the physics book I am looking at. In the latter, induced EMF acts perpendicular to the plane of the magnetic field. Sorry, tried to attach the figure, but posting rules would not accept. Thomas |
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