How to draw a electromagnetic wave and plot it in 3D

I have an equation for an electric and magentic wave. Very simply they look like and . where A, ω, k are just constants. I want to plot these in a 3-dimensional space. I'm not sure if I even need to include the time t since I only need a snap shot at one instance in time. I have tried surface plot and fplot3 to no success. I want something that looks like:

Answer 1

[Star Strider]

I’m not certain what you want.

Try this:

E = 2;
H = 3;

t = linspace(0, 2*pi);
omega = 2;
k = pi/2;
x = ones(size(t));
c = cos(omega*t - k*x);

figure
patch([t fliplr(t)], [c zeros(size(c))], [zeros(size(t)) zeros(size(t))], 'b')
hold on
patch([t fliplr(t)], [zeros(size(t)) zeros(size(t))], [c zeros(size(c))], 'r')
hold off
grid on
view(40, 40)

producing this figure:

[josue contreras]

excuse me so how can i get the lhcp of that particular wave

[CHI-HAN]

I think E=1 H=1 in this diagram. Therefore, this is linear polarized.

But I am just qurious that (E = 2;H = 3;) then where is 0 and 1 ?

Or how do you reverse???