E E 330: Engineering

Electromagnetics
Chapter 01: MATLAB, Vectors, and Phasors

Sven G. Bilén
Communications and Space Sciences Lab
Department of Electrical Engineering
The Pennsylvania State University
University Park, PA 16802
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Objectives of Course
„ Students will
z be able to use complex number algebra and complex vectors
z be able to interchange time-domain and frequency-domain views of a problem
z understand the coupling between electric and magnetic fields through
Maxwell’s equations
z understand constitutive parameters and boundary conditions and be able to
analyze the relationships between fields and flux densities in material media
z be able to analyze electromagnetic waves in material media, and the reflection
and transmission of these waves between different media
z be able to interpret the energy and power associated with electromagnetic
fields
z be able to analyze and design basic transmission lines and waveguides
z be able to analyze and assess antennas and radiation from antennas
„ Course will employ MATLAB in lectures, homework, and labs
z to help you to visualize the complex math used in EM and to explore
applications more in depth
z to have in your “toolbox” a very versatile tool that can be used in other classes
and familiarity with an industry-standard math package

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FUNDAMENTALS OF
ELECTROMAGNETICS
WITH MATLAB®

Karl E. Lonngren | Sava V. Savov | Randy J. Jost

Book for Course

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Flexibility... Affordability... and MATLAB!
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Course Description

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Course Description (cont.)

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Vectors
Concepts

„ Fields
„ Scalars
„ Vectors
„ Orthogonal
„ Notation
z Textbook
z Writing
z MATLAB

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Vectors
Operations

„ Addition

„ Subtraction

„ Magnitude

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Vectors
Operations

„ Dot product

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Vectors
Operations

„ Cross product

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Vectors
Operations

„ Scalar triple product

„ Vector triple product

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Coordinate Systems

Cartesian Cylindrical Spherical

(“Rectangular”)

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Cartesian Coordinates

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Cylindrical Coordinates

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Spherical Coordinates

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Coordinate Systems

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Integral Relations for Vectors

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Line Integral
„ Closed line integral

„ Conservative fields

„ Nonconservative fields

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Surface Integral

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Closed Surface Integral

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Volume Integral

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Differential Relations for

Vectors

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Gradient

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Gradient (cont.)

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Gradient Example

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Divergence

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Divergence (cont.)

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Divergence Example

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Curl

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Curl (cont.)

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Curl Example

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Stokes’ Theorem

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Repeated Vector Operators

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Phasors

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Phasor Example

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