Q1)The following information pertains to Questions 2 Consider a non-magnetic dielectric material with a dielectric constant...

Q1)The following information pertains to Questions 2

Consider a non-magnetic dielectric material with a dielectric constant of 4 and a dissipation factor of 0.004.

What is the phase constant (β) for a uniform plane wave traveling in the medium? Assume frequency of 5.6 GHz. Type your answer in radians per meter to one place after the decimal, i.e., in the form xxx.x.

Q2) What is the attenuation in Nepers over 1 wavelength (product of αtimesλ where λ is the wavelength in the dielectric medium) for a uniform plane traveling in the medium? Express your answer to four places after the decimal, i.e., in the form x.xxxx.

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