EE6302
Electromagnetic Theory,
Second
year, Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Model Exam
Questions
Answer ALL Questions
PART A – (10 x 2 = 20 Marks)
1.
State stoke’s theorem
2.
State gauss’s law
3.
Distinguish between potential & potential difference
4.
Define dielectric strength. Give its units. State its value
for the air
5.
State Biot-savart’s law
6.
What is Lorentz force equation? Write its application
7.
State Faraday’s law of electromagnetic induction
8.
What is the significance of displacement current
9.
Define intrinsic impedance of a medium
10. Define skin
depth
Part- B
11. a) Derive an
expressions for electric field intensity E due to an uniformly charged
infinitely long
straight
line with constant charge density in c/m (13)
Or
(b)(i) By means
of gauss’s law, determine the electric field intensity at a point ‘P’ at
distant ‘h’
m from an
infinite line of uniform charge l c/m (8)
(ii) State and
explain the divergence theorem (5)
12. (a) (i) Derive
the expression for energy density in electrostatic field (3)
(ii) Boundary
condition (two dielectric media) (10)
Or
(b)(i) State and
explain uniqueness theorem (5)
(ii) Derivelaplace&poission’s
equation from the fundamental postulates of electrostatics (8)
13.
(a) Deduce the expression for magnetic field intensity due
to co-axial cable carrying
current‘l’ (13)
Or
(b) (i) Find an
expression for torque acting on a square loop carrying a current ‘I’ (6)
(ii) Derive an
expression for a force between two long straight parallel current carrying
current
(7)
14.a)
Derive & explain the Maxwell’s 1st& 2nd equation
in integral & point form (13)
Or
b) (i) Explain
the relationship between the field theory & circuit theory using a simple
RLC
series circuit (8)
(ii) Writemaxwell’s
equation for good conductor (5)
15.
a) Show that the total power flow along a co-axial cable will be given by the
surface
integration of
the poynting vector over any closed surface (13)
Or
(b)
Define Brewster angle & derive its expression (13)
Part C
(1x15=15 Marks)
16.
Case study of Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) (15)
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