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Define the terms w.r.t. waveguide (1) Cutoff frequency (2) Group velocity
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Group velocity: Group velocity is defined as the rate at which the wave propagates through waveguide .
Group velocity is given by equation
$v_g$ = $v_c{\sqrt{1- ({\frac{\lambda}{{\lambda}_c}})^2}}$
Where
Vc is velocity of light.
$\lambda$ is free space wavelength
$\lambda o$ is cutoff wavelength
The group velocity is also can be defined as the velocity of energy flow in the waveguide system.
Cut-off frequency: It is the frequency of the signal above which propagation of waves occur.
$f_c = \frac{c}{2}{\sqrt{({\frac{m}{a})^2}+ ({\frac{n}{b}})^2}}$