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    ENGR/PHYS 342, Spring 2020: Quiz #3, 3/18/2020 Wave Impedance and Shielding

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    This document is a quiz for a class on wave impedance and shielding. It contains 5 multiple choice or true/false questions about wave propagation properties such as the far field region and shielding effectiveness at different frequencies. It also provides information about using copper and mu-metal sheets of different thicknesses to shield magnetic near fields, asking students to calculate absorption and reflection losses in decibels. Finally, it discusses how antenna size relates to wavelength and gives an example of a very large low frequency antenna project.

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    ENGR/PHYS 342 Quiz #3: Wave Impedance and Shielding Spring 2020

    ENGR/PHYS 342, Spring 2020: Quiz #3, 3/18/2020


    Wave Impedance and Shielding

    Introduction: For each question, answer in Canvas using the entry box: multiple choice/true-
    false, the text boxes on the Canvas quiz. Also, submit a photograph or computer document of your
    work.

    #1 At which combination of frequency (f ) and distance from the source (r) is a wave certainly in
    the far field? Multiple choice:
    (a) f = 2.4 GHz and r = 0.1 m
    (b) f = 100 kHz and r = 300 m
    (c) f = 1 GHz and r = 6 m
    (d) f = 89.3 MHz and r = 0.03 m
    #2 In the far-field, why does reflection shielding become less effective as the wave frequency in-
    creases?
    #3: In the near-field of a loop antenna operating at 20 kHz the field is highly magnetic with a
    wave impedance of 0.001 Ω. You are trying to shield this wave with 1 mm thick Copper with a
    conductivity of 6 × 107 S/m. Determine the (electric field) absorption in decibels [dB]
    #4: Determine the reflection loss in decibels [dB]
    #5: Your buddy passes you a roll of mu-metal with µr = 90, 000, a conductivity of 0.17 S/m, and
    a thickness of t = 1 mm. Why is this a good idea to improve the shielding?

    Not graded, just think about it: Antennas are typically the same size as the transmitting or receiv-
    ing wavelength. How big would a 100 Hz antenna be? In fact, the Navy had project Sanguine to
    build a giant antenna that would cover two fifths of the state of Wisconsin and transmit at 76 Hz
    to communicate with submarines.

    Prof. Lucas Koerner 1/1


    March 17, 2020

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