Section 6.4 · Topic 13 of 13
6.4.13 Problems and solutions
The problems of this section use Snell's law, the Fresnel coefficients and the power fractions of Table 6.4.1,
with beyond the critical angle , the Brewster angle of nonmagnetic media, the plane wave with , and, where a normal-incidence result is needed, the tools of Section 6.3. The reference directions are those of Figures 6.4.2 and 6.4.10, so that at normal incidence. The constants are those of this book, , , and . For nonmagnetic media , and dividing every impedance by keeps the numbers simple.
In this part
Start with Problem 6.4.1 →Problems · 6
- Problem 6.4.1Oblique incidence on a dielectric, both polarisations
- Problem 6.4.2Total internal reflection in a prism
- Problem 6.4.3Fibre optics
- Problem 6.4.4Oblique incidence on a perfect conductor
- Problem 6.4.5InteractiveParallel polarisation on polystyrene
- Problem 6.4.6Circular polarisation at the Brewster angle
Home exercises · 4
Further exercises · 10
- Exercise 6.4.1Reading an oblique wave from its phasor
- Exercise 6.4.2Light trapped in an LED chip
- Exercise 6.4.3Glare from a windscreen
- Exercise 6.4.4The medium with at oblique incidence
- Exercise 6.4.5Polarisation in a Porro prism
- Exercise 6.4.6Radio waves skimming the ground
- Exercise 6.4.7Angled fibre connectors
- Exercise 6.4.8The evanescent light of a TIRF microscope
- Exercise 6.4.9A radome wall at an angle
- Exercise 6.4.10A copper wall at oblique incidence