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Assume a copper conductor is operating at 2 × 108 rad/s. For this, determine the skin...

  1. Assume a copper conductor is operating at 2 × 108 rad/s. For this, determine the skin depth of copper.                                                                                                                                     
  2. Find the conducting behavior of ground (o=10, σ= 5 ×10-3 ) at:
  1. Any frequency of VLF band of spectrum;
  2. Any frequency of LF band of spectrum;
  3. Any frequency of MF band of spectrum;
  4. Any frequency of HF band of spectrum; and
  5. Any frequency of VHF band of spectrum.

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