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- Discuss the significance of Electric field Intensity. Electric flux density, Electric Susceptibility, Permittivity & Dielectric strength in the context of any medium considered.
- Discuss the significance of
- (i) the Curl of a vector,
- (ii) the Divergence of a vector, and the Divergence theorem.
- (iii) Gradient of scalar function, with their significance to Electromagnetic Field Theory.
- If E= x²y ax + (2x² + y) ay– (y-z) az, find
- (i) ∇.E
- (ii) ∇(∇.E)
- (iii) ∇ x E
- What is a constant coordinate surface ? Discuss its different cases for the cylindrical coordinate systems.
- Discuss the analogy between Electrostatics and Magnetostatics in terms of various parameters. And also discuss Capacitor and Inductor as energy storage components.
- Discuss the difference between conduction current and displacement current. Further discuss the modification in Maxwell’s equation due to consideration of displacement current.
- A coil is made of 150 turns of copper wire wound on a cylindrical core. If the mean radius of the turns is 6.5 mm and the diameter of the wire is 0.4 mm, calculate the resistance of the coil.
- Discuss Gauss law of Electrostatics in terms of difference from Coulomb’s law.
- Two point charges when located in free space exert a force of 4.5 µN on each other. When the space between them is filled with a dielectric material, the force changes to 2 µN. Find the dielectric constant of the material.
- Discuss Gauss law of Magnetostatics in terms of difference from Ampere’s law.
- Write down and briefly explain all the Maxwell’s Equations in Integral form.
- Write down and briefly explain all the Maxwell’s Equations in Differential form.
- Discuss magnetization, susceptibility & permeability. Discuss different materials in the context of magnetic field.
- Write short notes on following:
- (i) Divergence theorem,
- (ii) Stokes Theorem,
- (iii) Phasors and Complex Numbers,
- (iv) Poisson’s Equation
- State divergence theorem and write the related mathematical equation.
- Define constant coordinate surfaces. What is done to obtain a surface in a three-coordinate system ?
- Show that the field given by (2xy + z²) Î + (x²-2yz) ĵ + (3z²-y2)𝐤̂ is conservative at point (-2, 0,1).
- State Coulomb’s Law of electrostatics and write mathematical expression in vector form.
- Point charges 10 nC and -3 nC are located at points (2, 3, 4) and (-3, 1, 5), respectively Determine the electric field intensity at point (1, 1, 1) Consider the distance in meter.
- Determine the gradient of the field F = 4x + 2xy3 + 4xz at point (2. 4, 3).
- Find the curl of the field 𝐹⃗ = 2x²Î + xy ĵ + 6xyz 𝐤̂.
- Point charges 5 nC and -2 nC are located at points (2, 4, 0) and (0, -3, 5), respectively.
Find the potential at the origin. Consider the distance in meter.
- Using Gauss’s Law, derive the Maxwell’s first equation.
- Using suitable diagrams, write the relevant mathematical equations to show the transformation among the following coordinates
(a) Spherical coordinates to/from Cartesian coordinates
(b) Cylindrical coordinates to/from Cartesian coordinates
- Prove that the energy stored in a group of n point charges is equal to
,
- where Q and V denote charge and potential, respectively
Also, derive the mathematical expression for electrostatic energy density.
- Using Stokes Theorem, show that electric field is an irrotational field.
- Define constant coordinate surfaces. Draw relevant diagram in any one of the coordinate systems.
- State Coulomb’s Law and write mathematical expression in vector form.
- Point charges 5 nC and -2 C are located at points (2, 0, 4) and (-3, 0, 5), respectively. Determine the force between them.
- Determine the gradient of the scalar field F = 5x+6xy² + 2xz.
- Find the curl of the vector field 𝐹⃗ = 4xÎ + 2xy ĵ + 6xz 𝐤̂.
- Using Gauss’s Law, derive the expression of electric field due to infinite line charge of uniform density p.
- With the help of suitable diagrams and mathematical expressions, write about line integral, surface integral, and volume integral.
- Three point charges 4 µC, 5 µC, and 3 µC are located at (2, -1, 3), (0, 4, -2), & (0,0,0), respectively. Find the potential due to these charges at the point (-1, 5, 2).
- If E = Sin (2x+y) ax + e(-4y)x ay – (z2 – x) az, find
- (i) ∇.E
- (ii) ∇(∇.E)
- (iii) ∇ x E
- Discuss Laplacian operator and evaluate Laplacian of following scalar fields,
- g = Cos (x + 4y) Sin (z2)
- h = e(3x) Sin (z+2y)
- Discuss with example cylindrical coordinate system and spherical coordinate system with their usage. Taking example of Earth as a spherical object, discuss how coordinates of Spherical coordinate system can be related with Latitude and Longitude of Globe.