Minor correction: the orientation of the magnetic field should be clockwise (not counter-clockwise), relative to the electric field, such that the propagation direction is represented by the Poynting vector: S = E x H
The wave diagram shown at 4:58 with Blue magnetic field , seems to indicate that the total instantaneous power in the wave ( Poynting Vector) being exchanged between the magnetic and electric wave, is not constant, but oscillates in magnitude even reaching zero twice per cycle, As far as I know the instantaneous total power total power stored in the electric and magnetic fields is constant. Please explain that diagram!
Minor correction: the orientation of the magnetic field should be clockwise (not counter-clockwise), relative to the electric field, such that the propagation direction is represented by the Poynting vector: S = E x H
Thank you for a nice explanation
Nice explanation straight to the point
The wave diagram shown at 4:58 with Blue magnetic field , seems to indicate that the total instantaneous power in the wave ( Poynting Vector) being exchanged between the magnetic and electric wave, is not constant, but oscillates in magnitude even reaching zero twice per cycle, As far as I know the instantaneous total power total power stored in the electric and magnetic fields is constant. Please explain that diagram!
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