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The properties of the orientation and amplitude of the electric field intensity of electromagnetic waves vary with time, which are called polarization in optics. If this change has a definite law, the electromagnetic wave is called polarization electromagnetic wave (called polarization wave). If the electric field intensity of the polarized electromagnetic wave always orientations in the plane perpendicular to the propagation direction, the terminal point of its electric field moves along a closed path. Then the polarized electromagnetic wave is called the plane polarized wave. The vector end track of the electric field is called the polarization curve and is named for the polarized wave according to the shape of the polarization curve. Therefore, if the lost track of E is a circle, the electromagnetic wave is called a circular polarization wave.