This page connects the electric-field and magnetic-field amplitudes in one ideal electromagnetic wave. The numbers show that the shared wave speed is a model relationship between the two fields, while real field measurements would still carry calibration limits and uncertainty.

An ideal wave links electric and magnetic amplitudes through a fixed exact speed. Exact arithmetic here means exact results for the stated model inputs; measured inputs still carry uncertainty and significant-figure limits.

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The checked wave fields share one exact speed

The electromagnetic claim uses exact training values: 6 metres per second and 2 teslas produce a field of 12 volts per metre.

E=cB=6 m/s⋅2 T=12 V/mE = cB = 6\ \text{m}/\text{s}\cdot2\ \text{T}=12\ \text{V}/\text{m}
Wave speed and field ledgerChecked fields must match exact speed and units.speed=6 m/smagneticField=2 TelectricField=12 V/mwavelength=3 mfrequency=2 Hz