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    This document provides an outline for a course on electromagnetic field theory and transmission lines. It lists 70 topics that will be covered over the course, including introductions to vector analysis, coordinate systems, electrostatics, magnetostatics, Maxwell's equations, electromagnetic wave characteristics, and more. The course faculty is listed as Mr. S NagaKishore Bhavanam from ANU College of Engineering & Technology in Guntur, India.

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    2012

    ANU College of Engineering & Technology


    Department of
    Electronics & Communication Engineering

    Subject: Electromagnetic Field Theory &


    Transmission Lines
    B. Tech IInd Year I Semester

    Faculty:
    Mr. S NagaKishore Bhavanam
    Assistant Professor
    ANU College of Engineering & Technology
    Guntur - 522 510
    Hello: +91-99895 41444
    Email: [email protected]
    ANU College of Engineering & Technology
    Acharya Nagarjuna University
    Nagarjuna Nagar, Guntur 522 510
    www.anu.ac.in

    CONTENTS
    TOPIC

    Pg.No

    1. Introduction about Electromagnetics .. 1


    2. Vector AnalysiS.. 1
    Unit vector 1B
    Vector Addition & Subtraction 2
    Position & Distance Vectors .. 2B
    Vector Multiplication .. 2B
    Dot Product.. 3
    Cross Product.. 3
    Scalar Triple Product... 3
    Vector Triple Product..3B
    Properties of Dot Product 3B
    3. Coordinate Systems: Orthogonal 4
    Cartesian Coordinates. 4
    Circular Cylindrical Coordinates 4
    Spherical Coordinates. 4B
    4. Differentiation: The operator

    5. International System of Units. 6


    Elemental Units6
    Derived Units...... 6

    ELECTROSTATICS
    6. Introduction

    7. Coulombs Law..

    8. Electric Field Intensity 8B


    9. Problems. 9
    10. Field due to a Continuous charge Distribution.

    10

    11. Electric Displacement Density (D: Electric flux density)

    10B

    12. Gausss Law..

    11

    13. Examples

    11B

    14. Applications of Gauss Law

    12

    Point charge. 12
    Infinite Line charge.. 12B
    15. Electric potential.. 13
    16. Problems.. 14
    17. Relationship between E & V..

    15

    18. Problems.. 15B


    19. Energy density. 16
    20. Problems.. 18
    21. Convection & conduction currents

    18B

    22. Dielectric constant.. 20


    23. Linear, Isotropic & Homogeneous Dielectrics..

    20

    24. Continuity Equation 20B


    25. Relaxation Time.. 21
    26. Example 22
    27. Poissons and Lapalace Equations.. 22
    28. Capacitance.. 23
    Parallel Plate Capacitor 23B
    Coaxial Capacitor 24B
    Spherical capacitor.. 25

    MAGNETOSTATICS
    29. Introduction.. 26
    30. Biot-Savarts Law 26
    31. Amperes Circuit Law. 27
    32. Applications of Amperes Law..

    28

    Infinite Line Current 28


    Infinite Sheet of Current.29
    Infinitely Long Coaxial Transmission Line 29B

    33. Magnetic Flux Density. 31


    34. Maxwell Equations for Electrostatic & Magnetostatic Fields 31B
    35. Magnetic Scalar & vector Potentials 32
    36. Force due to Magnetic Fields:. 33
    Force on a charged particle. 33
    Force on a current element.

    34

    Force between two current elements.

    34B

    37. Inductances. 35B


    38. Magnetic Energy.. 37B

    MAXWELL EQUATIONS (TIME VARYING FIELDS)


    39. Introduction. 39
    40. Faradays Law.. 39
    41. Transformer EMF. 40
    42. Inconsistency of Amperes Law. 40B
    43. Displacement Current Density 41B
    44. Maxwells Equations in differential Final Forms..

    42

    45. Conditions at a Boundary Surface.

    43

    46. Word Statements of the Field equations. 46

    EM Wave Characteristics I
    47. Introduction. 47
    48. Wave equation for a conducting medium.

    47

    49. Wave equation for free space (Dielectric Medium) 48B


    50. Uniform Plane Waves. 49B
    51. Relation between E & H in a uniform plane wave...

    50B

    52. Sinusoidal time variations 52


    53. Wave propagation in a lossless medium

    53B

    54. Wave propagation in a conducting medium 54


    55. Conductors and Dielectrics... 55

    56. Wave Propagation in good dielectrics. 55B


    57. Wave Propagation in good Conductors.. 57
    58. Depth of Penetration 57B
    59. Polarization.. 58
    Linear Polarization 58
    Elliptical Polarization 58
    Circular Polarization 58B

    EM Wave Characteristics II
    60. Reflection by a perfect Conductor Normal Incidence.. 59
    61. Reflection by a Perfect Conductor Oblique Incidence..

    61

    62. Reflection by a perfect Dielectric Normal Incidence.

    64

    63. Reflection by a perfect Insulator Oblique Incidence..

    65B

    64. Brewster Angle. 67B


    65. Total Internal Reflection.. 68B
    66. Surface Impedance.. 69
    67. Poynting Theorem.. 71
    68. Poynting Vector 72B
    69. Reactive Power 73
    70. Power Loss in a Plane Conductor 74

    Magnetostatics

    MAXWELL Equations (Time Varying Fields)

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