Wave Impedance in An Unbounded Dielectric
In a perfect dielectric, H/m and F/m. So, the value of wave impedance in a perfect dielectric is
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In a perfect dielectric, the wave impedance can be found by dividing Z0 by the square root of the dielectric constant. In anything else, the formula becomes larger and a complex number is the result.
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