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ELEC 210

SECOND SEMESTER EXAMINATION REPLACEMENTS 2019/20

ELECTROMAGNETICS

1.    a)    Explain what is meant by the following terms in electromagnetics:

i)      Electrical potential,

ii)     Electric flux density.

b)   How does Coulomb's law relate to probe charge? (Answer should not exceed 100 words)

c) A charge of 30 nC is situated at the point (x, y, z) = (0, 1, 0) m and a charge of -30 nC at the point (0, - 1, 0) m. Both charges are in free space. Determine:

i)      The electric field at the point P (2, - 1, 2) m,

ii)     The electric flux density at the point P (2, - 1, 2) m,

iii)   The electric force on a +10 nC charge at the point P (2, - 1, 2) m.

d)   i) A sphere of radius a contains a uniform charge Q distributed uniformly throughout its volume. How much charge is contained in a concentric sphere of radius r (where r < a)?

ii) Using the result from Q1.d)i) and Gauss's law, show that the magnitude of the electric field E within the sphere changes with radius ras

iii)   What is the direction of the electric field E?

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2.    a)    i)       Explain what is meant by the term displacement current.

ii)     By considering Ampere's law and the magnetic field in the vicinity of a charging  capacitor,  show  that  there  is  a  need  to  introduce  the displacement current.

iii)     Show that the displacement current is essential for the derivation of the propagation of electromagnetic waves by demonstrating that, in free space, the magnetic field, B, obeys the wave equation.

b)   A magnetic field wave propagating with wavevector, k, and angular frequency, , maybe described by

i)       By writing B, k and r in terms of their rectangular components, or otherwise, show that

ii)      Show that the  electric field, the magnetic field and the direction of propagation are mutually perpendicular.

iii)    The Poynting vector S is defined (in free space) to be

What physical property does the Poynting vector represent?

c)    A magnetic field is given by the expression:

Determine the relationship between constants a and b.

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3. a) i) Explain the term Transmission Line in electromagnetics.

ii)     Give two examples of applications for transmission lines.

b)   i)      What is the key difference between circuit theory and transmission line theory?

ii)     Discuss  how we  can  use  circuit  theory to  explain  transmission  line theory.

c)

A signal of 10 V is applied to a 50 Ω co-axial transmission line terminated in

a 200 Ω load. Calculate:

i)      the voltage reflection co-efficient,

ii) the magnitude of the reflected voltage,

iii) the voltage standing wave ratio.


d)

i)

ii)


iii)

What is the difference between capacitor and supercapacitor?

Considering commercial applications, discuss the major challenges

posed by supercapacitors in electric vehicles when replacing batteries

that are currently used. (Answer should not exceed 150 words)

Give three examples of potential applications of supercapacitor.


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