Waht is polarization,explain verical and horizantal?
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Answer Posted / shweta
Polarisation indicates the direction of electic field at a
given point as a function of time.
When a wave travels in z direction with electric and
magnetic feild lying in xy plane it is said to be
horizontally polarised wave.here Ey=0 and Ex is present.
If Only Ey is present and Ex is 0 then it is called
vertically polarised wave.
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