7. Circular waveguides

7.1 Field expressions

The electromagnetic fields of the circular waveguide (figure 8 ) are calculated by finding the solutions to the propagation equation, derived from Maxwell's equations, given the boundary conditions . As with rectangular waveguides, we find that propagation takes place in TE modes (for which E _z = 0) and TM modes (for which H _z = 0).

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