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Osmania University (OU) 2007 B.E Electronics

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FACULTY OF ENGINEERING B.E. 2/4 (ECE) I Semester Suppl. Examination May/June - 2008

Subject: Electro Magnetic Theory

Time : 3 hours ]    [Max. Marks : 75

Note : Answer all questions of Part-A.

Answer five questions from Part-B.

PART - A

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1.    Write the equation for v x A in cylindrical co-ordinates.    2

2.    Write the expressions for the dirac delta function 8(r*~ ry) in cylindrical and spherical co-ordinate systems.    2

3.    For a two dimensional system in which r =    write the expression for

vV    2

4.    A circular disk of radius R has a surface charge density that increases linearly away from the center; the constant of proportionality being k\ Determine the total charge on the disk.    2

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5.    A sphere of 200 mm radius contains electrical charge of density-c/m .

rSinQ

What is the total charge contained within the sphere ?    2

6.    A lOOjic point charge Q] is located in a rectangular co-ordinate system at (1, 1, 1). Another point charge Q2 of 50|ic is located at (-1, 0, -2). Find the vector force on the first charge.    2

7.    Find the current distribution that produces a magnetic field of the form H= K Sin x ay where K is a constant and ay is the unit vector along y-axis.    2

8.    A cylindrical conductor carries a current that produces H= 3r (A/m). Determine the current density within the conductor, is the unit vector along <[>.    2

9.    Express the magnetic scalar potential in an integral form and identify its units.    2

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10.    A lossy dielectric has jir = 1; er = 10, cj = 20 nS/m. An electric field E=200 Sin wt az (V/m) exists in the dielectric. At what frequencies will the conduction current density and the displacement current density have equal amplitudes ?    2

PART - B

11.    (a) Determine by integration the volume V of a region defined in a cylindrical

co-oridinate system as 1 < r < 2m; 0 < <|> < tc/3 radians and 0 < z < lm. Sketch the appropriate figure.    6

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(b) Derive the identity div(g F) = g div F + (grad g). F where F is any vector field and g is any scalar field.    5

12.    (a) A circular disk of radius 3m carries a uniformly distributed charge of 450

jinc. Calculate the force on a 75|ic charge located on the axis of the disk and 4m from its center. Draw the appropriate figure.    6

(b) A point charge q is located at a distance h above an infinitely conducting plane. Find the displacement density normal to the plane. Obtain an expression for the surface charge density on the plane.    5

13.    (a) Obtain an expression for the far field expansion of an infinitesimal dipole

using an appropriate expression for the charge density.    6

(b) Obtain an expression for the capacitance of an isolated sphere of radius R\    5

14.    (a) Determine the capacitance per unit length between two infinitely long

concentric conducting cylinders with the outside radius of the inner cylinder being a and the inside radius of the outer conductor being b\ 5

(b) Derive a set of solutions to Laplaces equation in cylindrical co-ordinates starting with V = k <(> where k is a constant.    6

15.    (a) Obtain an expression for the magnetic field intensity H within a cylinder at

a distance r from the center carrying a current I. The radius of the wire is R and the current density is constant across the cross-section of the conductor.    5

(b) A very long thin sheet of copper having a width b meters carries a current T in the direction of its length. If the sheet is assumed to lie in the x-z plane with the z-axis along its center line, determine the magnetic field components Hx, Hy along the strip.    6

16.    (a) Using the statement of amperes work law foretemental area in cylindrical

co-ordinates derive the expansion for V x H in these co-ordinates. 5

(b) Prove for parallel polarization, that

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_ | + q ). The symbols have their usual meanings.    6

17.    (a) Show that the displacement current through a parallel plate capacitor

connected parallel to an alternating voltage source is equal to the conduction current I.    5

(b) Using Maxwells equation, show that H must always be zero for time varying fields within a perfect conductor,    6

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