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    This document contains code to calculate the electric field E_theta of an electromagnetic wave radiated by a dipole antenna with a frequency of 4 MHz, an initial current of 1 A, and an initial phase of 120 degrees. The code defines constants, calculates wavenumber k0, generates theta values from -pi to pi, calculates E_theta as a function of theta, and plots the polar diagram and logarithmic plot of E_theta versus theta.

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    This document contains code to calculate the electric field E_theta of an electromagnetic wave radiated by a dipole antenna with a frequency of 4 MHz, an initial current of 1 A, and an initial phase of 120 degrees. The code defines constants, calculates wavenumber k0, generates theta values from -pi to pi, calculates E_theta as a function of theta, and plots the polar diagram and logarithmic plot of E_theta versus theta.

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    PRRR

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    Mihai Hertz
    This document contains code to calculate the electric field E_theta of an electromagnetic wave radiated by a dipole antenna with a frequency of 4 MHz, an initial current of 1 A, and an initial phase of 120 degrees. The code defines constants, calculates wavenumber k0, generates theta values from -pi to pi, calculates E_theta as a function of theta, and plots the polar diagram and logarithmic plot of E_theta versus theta.

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    c0=3e8;

    r=2000;

    >> n=3;

    >> f=4e6;

    >> i0=1;

    >> z0=120*pi;

    >> k0=(2*pi)*(f/c0);

    >> theta=linspace(-pi,pi,361);

    E_theta=abs(((j*z0*i0)/(2*pi*r)).*exp(-j*k0*r)*(cos((2*n+1).*(pi/2)*cos(theta))./sin(theta)));

    >> H_phi=E_theta/z0;

    >> F_theta=cos((2*n+1).*(pi/2)*cos(pi/6))./sin(pi/2);

    >> figure; polar(theta, E_theta);

    >> figure; plot(theta*180/pi, 10*log10(E_theta));

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