Code: R5210205

R5
ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELDS
(Common to EEE & E.Con.E)
(For 2006 Regular admitted students only)

B.Tech II Year I Semester (R05) Supplementary Examinations December/January 2013/14

Time: 3 hours
Answer any FIVE questions All questions carry equal marks *****
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Max Marks: 80

State and prove Gauss law and explain its application through example. Three co-axial cylindrical sheets of charge are present in space, of charge densities 5 find the displacement density

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Outline the steps in the derivation of the expression for the capacitance of an arrangement of two conductors. A circular plate capacitor of radius 10 cm is charged such that the electric field between the plates varies as V/M, find the displacement current. Derive relative permittivity expression from the concept of polarization of dielectric materials. Assume the region between two parallel plates is filled with a dielectric of relative permittivity and separated by 5 mm is applied a voltage of 5 KV. Find the electric field and the polarization of dielectric between the plates. Find the magnetic field due to a circular loop carrying current I at a distant point from the loop. Find the flux density at a point due to a long filamentary conductor carrying a current of 20 Amps in z direction. Find the energy stored in the field in establishing a current of I amps in a toroid of n turns. For the magnetic field given find the current distribution that produces it in cylindrical coordinates

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Discuss about magnetic and electric forces on charged particles. Compute the centrifugal force necessary to hold an electron in a circular orbit of radius 0.35 with an angular velocity of 2 .

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Through Faradays law explain the concept of inductance and hence derive an expression for self inductance of solenoid. Find the energy stored in the field in establishing a current of amps in a inner conductor and in the outer conductor of a coaxial conductor. Prove Poyntings theorem and hence the importance of Poynting vector.

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