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2g2 1, 15 - 16 Ece 2223 Engineering Electromagnetics
2g2 1, 15 - 16 Ece 2223 Engineering Electromagnetics
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expresslon.
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a) Evaluate both sides of divergence theorgm.for.the field D = r3? for a cyiidder
definedby0 < r <2 and} < z < 5.
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. b) Statethe Gauss' law for electrostaticfields and give the three differel
'- 't' (6)
. {,._i
matnematicalexpressions
for the law. \ tt
1t'- \-* t
'
c) Anextremelylongcylindricalshellextendingbetyeen r = 2m andr = 5 , \ ' \c,
) (7\
containsauniform chargedensityf, [t /m?].Find the electricfield E n all 7
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regions.
Fig. I
c) Statethe following
i. Boundaryconditionfor normalcomponentandtangentialcompolentof an (6)
electric field.
ii. Boundary condition for doimal component and tangential component ofa
magneticfield-..- : ..
Iz= l0A
Fig.2
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b) Ifthecurrentdensityis j,2oxz(Nm2),findthecurre,nt.rflowingthrougha (6)
squarewith cornersat (2,2,2),(3,2,2),(3,2,3), and,
(2,2,3).
c) Tbex-y planetontainsa urgformsheetof chargewith l,t psr: 12 (nc/m31
anda 2nd
sheetwith ps2: - 12(nc/m3) which occupiesthez- praG,z: g m. Findveg,
vBc
*d Vec,for A (1, 0, 8 m), B (0, 0, 0) and C (2, - 4,2). Which law or theoryis (8)
.
.applicableto this problem?
END OF PAR.T A
EC E 222 3 Engineeing Electromagnetics
PART B
QIIESTION I (20 marks)
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a) If the line charge density is given by pf = 24y2 [mC /m], find the total charge (8)
distribudedon the y-axis from y = -5 tly = 5.
Fig, 3
QUESTION 2 Q0 marks)
a) Find the corresponrlingelectric freld E fol the electric potential is given by (6)
V = r2(z+ 1) sinO [Y].
b) A long straight co-axial cable is carrylng current 1 tA] in the inner conductor
and current -I tA] in the outer conductor. The cross section of the cable with (10)
all dimensions is shown in Fig. 4. Find the magneticfield intensity H as a
function of distancefrom the center r of the following :
i. r<a
ii. alr 1b
iii. b<r<c
iv. r<c
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Outer conductor
lnsulator
Fig:4
Ifl =
Xl R, foal throughthe surfaceR = 10 m.
a)
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b) A perfectly'c.onducting f,ilamentcontaininga small s00o resistoris formed
into a gquir.e,asillustratedin Fig. 5. Find theinducedemf andlia.ii. \y-5 e)
q"
\0
B = 8o iosatt 2. GiVen that Bo = 0.5 I and co = 103 rad/m-
I
0.5m
o
I o
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c) A straightwire in Fig. 6 is in free spaceand.garries
a currentI = 15 A, with a (8)
40 cm long metal rod movesat a constantvelocity = Z S
y [m/ sj at 10 cm
awayfrom thewire.Find theemf inducedin themetal'rod,Vp.
rF
I=L5A
.t
Wire
\
Fig.6
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( q \..
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, a\ ' t/,- l"(;)
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a) Given : the electric flux densityD = i(6x+.4y)+ j(3x-4jt) (C /m2), (10)
ii. The total charge Q enclosedin a cube Z g,bna side located iir lst octant
with 3 of is coincident with the x-, y- and z-.axisand one of its corners
at the origin.
iii: The total charge Q in the cube obtained-bythe six sides of the cuFe.
b) A cylindlical bar of silicon has a radius of 8 mm.aqd a length of.15 cm. If the
voltage of 20 V is applied 6"ttnL" the bar ends and by having the following {10)
'values:
F.: 0.15(m3/V-s),pr,=0.15 (-tN.r), N": 3x1016(electrons/m3) and
- Nr, : N". Find the following
i.. The conductivity of the silicony
ii. The current, I flowing through the bar
iii. The drift velocity, U" & Ur,
iv. The resistanceof the bar
v. The Power dissipated in the bar
(8)
a) In free space,the electric field is givenby pl : x-50f (mC/m),determinethe
total chargedistributedon y-axisfrom y: -10 m to y = 10m.
(r2)
b) The rectaagularloop shown in Flg. 7 is coplanarwith the long, straightwire
carrying the currentof I: 60 A. Find the magneticflux (O) throughthe loop.
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QIIESTIoN 6 (20m*Y
axis. Find the induced emf across'theopen-circuited endsof the coil if the \0
nngnetic field is given byF =/SOxe.4,(T). r'\
nW
1U
b) Findthe chargecontained in u defined by.R < 8 rir and 0 < 0 < n, given N .
"bn"
that pu= 60R2cos20(mC/m3). (o,)i'S
I /\" - -. r)
c) Therectangular
conducting
ioopino*o in Fig. 8 rotatesat lj,Q0g,reve6tions Ll/
q.,' n
\./
\-_
. perminulsin a uniformmagneticflux densityfi = 1,too0(mT). Deterrrinethe
d.
/[
curre,ntinducedin the loop if its interq4l resistanceis 100.If the sides
.+\-l
dimensions arechangedfrcim2 cm to,5 cp and: cn@-rq cm find the ( 6 )n .'
v
magneticflux, V",,.randthe currentinaVeO in the loopVcl mention which laws
or theoryappliesto this system. A.
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ECE 222 3 Engineering Electromagnetics
END OF PART B
END OF PAPER
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APPENDIX
c= 3x1 08-m/s
so = 8.854x 10-12Fftn or e o= * x 1 0 -e F / m
Fo = 4n x 10-7 u/l^
ff f f
, . o o u- A . d s or -
I V . A- d v = Q A . d i
J
v 5;
f JJ
vs
f ,- r\ f
B).ds=f n.at or l( vxB) .di- QB.dl-
/to,.
Sc JJ
VC
Di and Curl
. Cartesian (r. v- z) Cylindrical (r, O, z) Spherical(r.0.6)
!'"1$;-+cvn,
Divergencr aAx . aAy . AAz L i(rA ,).LaA o.A A ; t a(rzA) . ' I d(,{asindf
(v.A) dx dy ' 02 r dr ' r0S
-_+__+_
' rsi n8
dz rz 0r A0
. aA o.
.,-....7---
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rsind dd
l'r?'',il
ilf'I
0.
Differential Formula
#"i44"H19*;asi5,
i
#ffi :. ldx +jdy + 2dz ?b +6do+ zdz Ran+Aae
+6aa
d s ,= 7 4 r4 " =
-ds, 77 46 6, dsx = RPzting 4t O,
d ,s " = j d .x d.z ds6-Odrdz dsp = Pi sin1 dR dO
ds"=2416t d s , =V 4 1 4 , ds6= @P7P 46
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Cloordlnate Transformation
x=rcosO x= R si a9cose
y = rsino y= R si n0si nQ
Z=Z
z = R cos0
7 = c o s 6 ? -s i n g $ ? = sind cos@F+ cos0 cosgE - sineil.
9 ='stn0? + cosQift 9 = sin9 sinfR + cos6sia@A + cose$
2=2 2 = cos9fr.- sin|A
f= ,l x' yt r=Rsin0
O= an-'I 0=Q
z = Rcos9
Z= Z
R = J r2 + y 2 + 2 2 R=Jfri
e=on-'.@ - d = tan-rI
z
6' t = tan-rZ o=0
^1= 5- - - ( x i+ y j+
R ^f2
p:-;_.----=
zi)
\ lx . + y "+ 2. Y r '+ z ' ! r '+ zz
Lr ^Zr
g =+7- s
Q=
\lr' + zz ,,lrz * zz
ffi(xz?+yz7-,s7fi2) 6=6
a =1;;$r-v?+ xs)
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