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Basics of Electromagnetics and Transmission Lines
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- English
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eBook - ePub
Basics of Electromagnetics and Transmission Lines
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This book provides a complete awareness on the subject EMTL with regards to both theoretical and practical aspects of the subject. Various concepts from fundamentals to advanced topics are presented and discussed adequately. The book's bottom-up approach ensures that students understand all the basic building blocks before the development of a real-life system. Numerical problems and day-to-day examples, practical situations that occur in industries & daily life are also presented.
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Chapter
1
Static Electric Fields
1.1 Introduction
Electrostatic in the sense static or rest or time in-varying electric fields. Electrostatic field can be obtained by the distribution of static charges.
The two fundamental laws which describe electrostatic fields are Coulombās law and Gaussās law:
They are independent laws. i.e., one law does not depend on the other law.
Coulombās law can be used to find electric field when the charge distribution is of any type, but it is easy to use Gaussās law to find electric field when the charge distribution is symmetrical.
1.2 Coulombās Law
This law is formulated in the year 1785 by Coulomb. It deals with the force a point charge exerts on another point charge; generally a charge can be expressed in terms of coulo...
Table of contents
- Cover
- Title Page
- Copyright Page
- Table of Contents
- Dedication
- Preface
- Chapter 1 Static Electric Fields
- Chapter 2 Static Magnetic Fields
- Chapter 3 Maxwellās Equations for Time Varying Fields
- Chapter 4 EM Wave Characteristics
- Chapter 5 Transmission Lines