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ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELD THEORY

13 papers · 100308, 031506, 103307

2021100308

B.Tech Examination, 2021

3 hours70 marks

Instructions

  • The marks are indicated in the right-hand margin.
  • There are NINE questions in this paper.
  • Attempt FIVE questions in all.
  • Question No. 1 is compulsory.

Questions

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  1. Q1

    Choose the correct answer of the following (any seven) :

    a)

    The mathematical perception of the gradient is said to be

    a)

    tangent

    b)

    chord

    c)

    slope

    d)

    arc

    b)

    The permeability of a dielectric material in air medium will be

    a)

    absolute permeability

    b)

    relative permeability

    c)

    product of absolute and relative permeability

    d)

    unity

    c)

    The frequency in rad/sec of a wave with velocity of that of light and phase constant of 20 units (in GHz) is

    a)

    6

    b)

    60

    c)

    600

    d)

    0.6

    d)

    One end of a lossless transmission line having the characteristic impedance of 75 ohm and length of 1 cm is short circuited. At 3 GHz, the input impedance at the other end of the transmission line is

    a)

    0

    b)

    resistive

    c)

    capacitive

    d)

    inductive

    e)

    A transmission line is distortionless, if

    a)

    RL=1/GCRL = 1/GC

    b)

    RL=GCRL = GC

    c)

    LG=RCLG = RC

    d)

    RG=LCRG = LC

    e)

    capacitive

    f)

    In the design of a single-mode step-index optical fiber close to upper cutoff, the single-mode operation is NOT preserved, if

    a)

    radius as well as operating wavelength are halved

    b)

    radius as well as operating wavelength are doubled

    c)

    radius is halved and operating wavelength is doubled

    d)

    radius is doubled and operating wavelength is halved

    g)

    Which parameters cannot be computed from the Smith chart?

    a)

    Impedance

    b)

    Admittance

    c)

    Reflection coefficient and VSWR

    d)

    Intrinsic impedance

    h)

    In a microwave test bench, why is the microwave signal amplitude modulated at 1 kHz?

    a)

    To increase the sensitivity of measurement

    b)

    To transmit the signal to a far-off place

    c)

    To study amplitude modulation

    d)

    Because crystal detector fails at microwave frequencies

    i)

    The number of modes in a waveguide having a V number of 10 is

    a)

    10

    b)

    25

    c)

    100

    d)

    50

    j)

    The magnetization is defined by the ratio of

    a)

    magnetic moment to area

    b)

    magnetic moment to volume

    c)

    magnetic flux density to area

    d)

    magnetic flux density to volume

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  2. Q2

    Attempt any two parts of the following :

    a)

    (i) What do you mean by transverse nature of EM wave? Explain mathematically. (ii) What are degenerative and dominant modes?

    b)

    Write Maxwell's equations in free space for time varying fields both in differential and integral forms.

    c)

    The energy density of an electromagnetic wave is proportional to the square of the amplitude of the electric (or magnetic) field. Prove it.

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  3. Q3

    Attempt any two parts of the following :

    a)

    Describe Poynting vector and Poynting theorem. What are their applications?

    b)

    Assuming that B=μHB = \mu H, show that Maxwell's equations imply the following complex valued version of Poynting's theorem ∇⋅(E×H∗)=−jωμH⋅H∗−E⋅Jtot∗\nabla \cdot (E \times H^*) = -j\omega \mu H \cdot H^* - E \cdot J_{tot}^* where Jtot=J+jωDJ_{tot} = J + j\omega D.

    c)

    Describe Kramers-Kronig dispersion relations.

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  4. Q4

    Attempt any two parts of the following :

    a)

    (i) With the help of diagram, explain spherical coordinate system. (ii) Write boundary condition for electric and magnetic fields.

    b)

    A transmission is lossless and 25 m long. It is terminated with a load of ZL=40+j30ΩZ_L = 40 + j30 \Omega at a frequency of 10 MHz. The inductance and capacitance of the line are L=300nH/mL = 300\text{nH/m} and C=40pF/mC = 40\text{pF/m}. Find input impedance at the source and at the midpoint of the line.

    c)

    What is relation between conduction current density JcJ_c and displacement current density JdJ_d?

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  5. Q5

    Attempt any two parts of the following :

    a)

    Compare circuit theory and field theory in detail.

    b)

    Discuss reflection of plane wave at the interface of conductor for oblique interface.

    c)

    Develop an expression for the potential difference at any point between spherical shells in terms of the applied potential employing Laplace's equation.

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  6. Q6

    Attempt any two parts of the following :

    a)

    (i) Write about reflection by a perfect dielectric at normal incidence. (ii) Write about conductors and dielectrics in detail.

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  7. Q8

    Attempt any two parts of the following :

    a)

    Derive the expressions for magnetic field intensity due to toroidal coil and circular coil.

    b)

    Derive the expressions for energy stored and energy density in magnetic field.

    c)

    (i) Derive the expressions for self-inductance of two-wire transmission line. (ii) Derive the expressions for force between two current-carrying conductors.

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  8. Q9

    Attempt any two parts of the following :

    a)

    (i) Define and explain Biot-Savart law. (ii) Find HH at the centre of an equivalent triangular loop of side 4 m carrying current of 5A.

    b)

    Define uniform plane wave propagation. Discuss and derive its properties.

    c)

    Write short notes on the following : (i) Magnetic vector potential (ii) Helmholtz equations

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2020100308

B.Tech 3rd Semester Exam., 2020 (New Course)

3 hours70 marks

Instructions

  • The marks are indicated in the right-hand margin.
  • There are NINE questions in this paper.
  • Attempt FIVE questions in all.
  • Question No. 1 is compulsory.
  • Symbols and notations carry their usual meanings.

Q.1 Choose the correct answer of any seven of the following:

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  1. Q1.1

    In free space, the Poisson equation becomes

    a)

    Maxwell equation

    b)

    Ampere equation

    c)

    Laplace equation

    d)

    steady-state equation

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  2. Q1.2

    Poisson equation can be derived from which of the following equations?

    a)

    Point form of Gauss law

    b)

    Integral form of Gauss law

    c)

    Point form of Ampere law

    d)

    Integral form of Ampere law

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  3. Q1.3

    Poynting vector gives the

    a)

    rate of energy flow

    b)

    direction of polarization

    c)

    intensity of electric field

    d)

    intensity of magnetic field

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  4. Q1.4

    Using volume integral, which quantity can be calculated?

    a)

    Area of cube

    b)

    Area of cuboid

    c)

    Volume of cube

    d)

    Distance of vector

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  5. Q1.5

    Electric flux density in electric field is referred to as

    a)

    number of flux lines

    b)

    ratio of flux lines crossing a surface and the surface area

    c)

    direction of flux at a point

    d)

    flux lines per unit area

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  6. Q1.6

    Which of the following correctly states Gauss law?

    a)

    Electric flux is equal to charge

    b)

    Electric flux per unit volume is equal to charge

    c)

    Electric field is equal to charge density

    d)

    Electric flux per unit volume is equal to volume charge density

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  7. Q1.7

    Find the power reflected in a transmission line, when the reflection coefficient and input power are 0.45 and 18 W respectively.

    a)

    3.645

    b)

    6.453

    c)

    4.563

    d)

    5.463

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  8. Q1.8

    In a waveguide, which of the following conditions is true always?

    a)

    Phase velocity = c

    b)

    Group velocity = c

    c)

    Phase velocity > c

    d)

    Phase velocity < c

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  9. Q1.9

    The phase and group velocities do not depend on which of the following?

    a)

    Frequency

    b)

    Wavelength

    c)

    Phase constant

    d)

    Attenuation constant

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Q.2 Attempt any two parts of the following:

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  1. Q2.1

    A rectangular waveguide with dimensions of $ 3 \text{ cm} \times 2 \text{ cm} $ operates at 10 GHz. Find: (i) cut-off frequency $ (f_c) $; (ii) cut-off wavelength $ (\lambda_c) $; (iii) guided wavelength $ (\lambda_g) $; (iv) phase constant $ (\beta_g) $.

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  2. Q2.2

    What do you mean by transmission line? Derive an expression for transmission line equations.

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  3. Q2.3

    Determine the expression for average power of Poynting vector.

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Q.3 Attempt any two parts of the following:

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  1. Q3.1

    (i) Define quality factor. Give its relation with attenuation factor. (ii) Define reflection coefficient and VSWR. Also write their interrelation.

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  2. Q3.2

    (i) Compare wave impedance and characteristic impedance. (ii) Define tangent loss.

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  3. Q3.3

    Derive the field components when wave is propagating inside a rectangular waveguide with TM mode propagation.

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Q.4 Attempt any two parts of the following:

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  1. Q4.1

    Derive an expression for input impedance when transmission line is terminated with any load impedance.

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  2. Q4.2

    What is equipotential surface? Explain Poynting vector and average Poynting vector.

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  3. Q4.3

    State and prove Ampere's work law as $ \nabla \times \vec{H} = J $.

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Q.5 Attempt any two parts of the following:

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  1. Q5.1

    Derive the Gauss divergence theorem and Stokes' theorem along with their significances.

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  2. Q5.2

    Explain the wave between parallel planes. Derive the expression for the attenuation in parallel plane guide.

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  3. Q5.3

    Derive the expressions for the reflection and refraction of the waves by the perfect dielectric.

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Q.6 Attempt any two parts of the following:

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  1. Q6.1

    Find the reflection and transmission coefficient for the interface between air and freshwater $ \epsilon+ j180 $ in the case of perpendicular incidence.

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  2. Q6.2

    Derive the relationship between the following: (i) Standing-wave ratio and magnitude of reflection coefficient. (ii) Standing-wave ratio and the reflection coefficient.

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  3. Q6.3

    (i) Write the condition for a line to be distortionless. (ii) Define the term 'phase velocity'.

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Q.7 Attempt any two parts of the following:

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  1. Q7.1

    What is polarization of wave? Discuss the properties of S- and P-polarized light. Explain why P-polarized light is also called as TM-polarized light.

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  2. Q7.2

    Explain the term 'standing-wave ratio' related to transmission line. What will be the values of input impedances when output impedances are (i) open-circuited and (ii) short-circuited?

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  3. Q7.3

    Explain why TEM wave does not propagate in waveguide.

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Q.8 Attempt any two parts of the following:

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  1. Q8.1

    A transmission line has a characteristic impedance of 100 ohms and is terminated in a load impedance of $ 200 + j180 $ ohms. Find the voltage reflection coefficient.

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  2. Q8.2

    What is the penetration depth in current penetration in copper at a frequency of $ 10^4 $ MHz, if the resistivity is $ 1.7 \times 10^{-6} \Omega $ cm?

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  3. Q8.3

    What are the satisfactory conditions for low-loss transmission lines?

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Q.9 Attempt any two parts of the following:

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  1. Q9.1

    A uniform plane wave propagating in a medium has $ E = 2e^{-\alpha z}\sin(10^8t - \beta z)a_y $. If the medium is characterized by $ \epsilon_r = 1 $, $ \mu_r = 20 $ and $ \sigma = 3 \text{ mhos/m} $, then find $ \alpha $, $ \beta $ and $ \vec{H} $.

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  2. Q9.2

    In a non-magnetic medium $ E = 4 \sin(2\pi \times 10^7 - 0.8x)a_z \text{ V/m} $. Find (i) the time-average power carried by the wave; (ii) the total power crossing $ 100 \text{ cm}^2 $ of plane $ 2x + y = 5 $.

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  3. Q9.3

    What is the boundary condition for metal dielectric interface?

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2020V4100308

B.Tech 3rd Semester Exam., 2020 (New Course)

3 hours70 marks

Instructions

  • The marks are indicated in the right-hand margin.
  • There are NINE questions in this paper.
  • Attempt FIVE questions in all.
  • Question No. 1 is compulsory.
  • Symbols and notations carry their usual meanings.

Q.1 Choose the correct answer of any seven of the following:

Ask AI
  1. Q1.1

    In free space, the Poisson equation becomes

    a)

    Maxwell equation

    b)

    Ampere equation

    c)

    Laplace equation

    d)

    steady-state equation

    Ask AI
  2. Q1.2

    Poisson equation can be derived from which of the following equations?

    a)

    Point form of Gauss law

    b)

    Integral form of Gauss law

    c)

    Point form of Ampere law

    d)

    Integral form of Ampere law

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  3. Q1.3

    Poynting vector gives the

    a)

    rate of energy flow

    b)

    direction of polarization

    c)

    intensity of electric field

    d)

    intensity of magnetic field

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  4. Q1.4

    Using volume integral, which quantity can be calculated?

    a)

    Area of cube

    b)

    Area of cuboid

    c)

    Volume of cube

    d)

    Distance of vector

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  5. Q1.5

    Electric flux density in electric field is referred to as

    a)

    number of flux lines

    b)

    ratio of flux lines crossing a surface and the surface area

    c)

    direction of flux at a point

    d)

    flux lines per unit area

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  6. Q1.6

    Which of the following correctly states Gauss law?

    a)

    Electric flux is equal to charge

    b)

    Electric flux per unit volume is equal to charge

    c)

    Electric field is equal to charge density

    d)

    Electric flux per unit volume is equal to volume charge density

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  7. Q1.7

    Find the power reflected in a transmission line, when the reflection coefficient and input power are 0.45 and 18 W respectively.

    a)

    3.645

    b)

    6.453

    c)

    4.563

    d)

    5.463

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  8. Q1.8

    In a waveguide, which of the following conditions is true always?

    a)

    Phase velocity = c

    b)

    Group velocity = c

    c)

    Phase velocity > c

    d)

    Phase velocity < c

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  9. Q1.9

    The phase and group velocities do not depend on which of the following?

    a)

    Frequency

    b)

    Wavelength

    c)

    Phase constant

    d)

    Attenuation constant

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Q.2 Attempt any two parts of the following:

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  1. Q2.1

    A rectangular waveguide with dimensions of $ 3 \text{ cm} \times 2 \text{ cm} $ operates at 10 GHz. Find: (i) cut-off frequency $ (f_c) $; (ii) cut-off wavelength $ (\lambda_c) $; (iii) guided wavelength $ (\lambda_g) $; (iv) phase constant $ (\beta_g) $.

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  2. Q2.2

    What do you mean by transmission line? Derive an expression for transmission line equations.

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  3. Q2.3

    Determine the expression for average power of Poynting vector.

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Q.3 Attempt any two parts of the following:

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  1. Q3.1

    (i) Define quality factor. Give its relation with attenuation factor. (ii) Define reflection coefficient and VSWR. Also write their interrelation.

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  2. Q3.2

    (i) Compare wave impedance and characteristic impedance. (ii) Define tangent loss.

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  3. Q3.3

    Derive the field components when wave is propagating inside a rectangular waveguide with TM mode propagation.

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Q.4 Attempt any two parts of the following:

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  1. Q4.1

    Derive an expression for input impedance when transmission line is terminated with any load impedance.

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  2. Q4.2

    What is equipotential surface? Explain Poynting vector and average Poynting vector.

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  3. Q4.3

    State and prove Ampere's work law as $ \nabla \times \vec{H} = J $.

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Q.5 Attempt any two parts of the following:

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  1. Q5.1

    Derive the Gauss divergence theorem and Stokes' theorem along with their significances.

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  2. Q5.2

    Explain the wave between parallel planes. Derive the expression for the attenuation in parallel plane guide.

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  3. Q5.3

    Derive the expressions for the reflection and refraction of the waves by the perfect dielectric.

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Q.6 Attempt any two parts of the following:

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  1. Q6.1

    Find the reflection and transmission coefficient for the interface between air and freshwater $ \epsilon+ j180 $ in the case of perpendicular incidence.

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  2. Q6.2

    Derive the relationship between the following: (i) Standing-wave ratio and magnitude of reflection coefficient. (ii) Standing-wave ratio and the reflection coefficient.

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  3. Q6.3

    (i) Write the condition for a line to be distortionless. (ii) Define the term 'phase velocity'.

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Q.7 Attempt any two parts of the following:

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  1. Q7.1

    What is polarization of wave? Discuss the properties of S- and P-polarized light. Explain why P-polarized light is also called as TM-polarized light.

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  2. Q7.2

    Explain the term 'standing-wave ratio' related to transmission line. What will be the values of input impedances when output impedances are (i) open-circuited and (ii) short-circuited?

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  3. Q7.3

    Explain why TEM wave does not propagate in waveguide.

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Q.8 Attempt any two parts of the following:

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  1. Q8.1

    A transmission line has a characteristic impedance of 100 ohms and is terminated in a load impedance of $ 200 + j180 $ ohms. Find the voltage reflection coefficient.

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  2. Q8.2

    What is the penetration depth in current penetration in copper at a frequency of $ 10^4 $ MHz, if the resistivity is $ 1.7 \times 10^{-6} \Omega $ cm?

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  3. Q8.3

    What are the satisfactory conditions for low-loss transmission lines?

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Q.9 Attempt any two parts of the following:

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  1. Q9.1

    A uniform plane wave propagating in a medium has $ E = 2e^{-\alpha z}\sin(10^8t - \beta z)a_y $. If the medium is characterized by $ \epsilon_r = 1 $, $ \mu_r = 20 $ and $ \sigma = 3 \text{ mhos/m} $, then find $ \alpha $, $ \beta $ and $ \vec{H} $.

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  2. Q9.2

    In a non-magnetic medium $ E = 4 \sin(2\pi \times 10^7 - 0.8x)a_z \text{ V/m} $. Find (i) the time-average power carried by the wave; (ii) the total power crossing $ 100 \text{ cm}^2 $ of plane $ 2x + y = 5 $.

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  3. Q9.3

    What is the boundary condition for metal dielectric interface?

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2019031506

B.Tech 5th Semester Exam 2019

3 hours70 marks

Instructions

  • The marks are indicated in the right-hand margin.
  • There are NINE questions in this paper.
  • Attempt FIVE questions in all.
  • Question No. 1 is compulsory.

Q.1 Write short answer of the following questions (any seven):

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  1. Q1.1

    Explain the importance of a unit vector.

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  2. Q1.2

    State divergence theorem and give its mathematical form.

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  3. Q1.3

    Define propagation constant.

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  4. Q1.4

    What do you understand by homogeneous and isotropic medium?

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  5. Q1.5

    Write down Maxwell's equation in free space.

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  6. Q1.6

    What is dissipation factor of dielectric?

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  7. Q1.7

    What is displacement current? Give its expression.

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  8. Q1.8

    What is rotational and irrotational vector field?

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  9. Q1.9

    Are all the four Maxwell's equations independent? Explain briefly.

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  10. Q1.10

    Explain briefly the significance of skin depth.

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Q.2 Solve all questions :

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  1. Q2.1

    Express the position vector $ r = xa_x + ya_y + za_z $ in the spherical coordinate system.

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  2. Q2.2

    State and prove the Gauss's theorem. Explain why it is called the divergence theorem.

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  3. Q2.3

    Justify that the net electric field within a conductor is always zero.

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Q.3 Solve both questions :

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  1. Q3.1

    Let the spherical surfaces $ r = 4 $ cm and $ r = 9 $ cm be separated by two perfect dielectric shells, $ \epsilon_{R1} = 2 $ for $ 4 < r < 6 $ cm and $ \epsilon_{R2}=5 $ for $ 6 < r < 9 $ cm. If $ E_1=(2000/r^2)a_r \text{ V/m} $, find (a) $ E_2 $; (b) the total electrostatic energy stored in each region.

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  2. Q3.2

    Derive the Laplace equation from Gauss's law in electrostatics.

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Q.4 Solve both questions :

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  1. Q4.1

    Derive the Maxwell's curl equation for time varying electric fields.

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  2. Q4.2

    The magnetic field intensity in a certain conducting medium is $ H = xy^2a_x + x^2za_y - y^2z a_z \text{ A/m} $. Calculate the current density at point $ P(2, -1, 3) $. What is $ dp_v/dt $ at P?

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Q.5 Solve both questions :

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  1. Q5.1

    What is the limitation of Ampere's circuital law? Explain the correction done by Maxwell to Ampere's law by explaining continuity equation.

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  2. Q5.2

    For a current distribution in free space $ A = (2x^2y+yz)a_x + (xy^2-xz^3)a_y - $ $ (6xyz-2x^2y^2)a_z \text{ Wb/m} $. Calculate magnetic flux density.

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Q.6 Solve both questions :

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  1. Q6.1

    A plane electromagnetic wave described by its magnetic field is given by the expression, $ \vec{H} = H_0\sin(kz-\omega t)\hat{y} $. Determine the corresponding electric field and the time average Poynting vector. If it is incident on a perfect conductor and is totally reflected what would be the pressure exerted on the surface? Determine the surface current generated at the interface.

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  2. Q6.2

    Derive a wave equation for non-dissipative medium making use of Maxwell equations and field vectors E and H.

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Q.7 Solve both questions :

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  1. Q7.1

    A uniform plane wave is incident on the interface of two perfect dielectric media with relative permittivities of $ \epsilon_1 $ and $ \epsilon_2 $. The electric field E is parallel to the plane of incidence. Show that reflection coefficient $ \Gamma = E_{r}/E_{i} $ and transmission coefficient $ \tau = E_{t}/E_{i} $ are given by
    $ \Gamma = \frac{\sqrt{\epsilon_2}\cos\theta_1 - \sqrt{\epsilon_1}\cos\theta_2}{\sqrt{\epsilon_2}\cos\theta_1 + \sqrt{\epsilon_1}\cos\theta_2} $ ; $ \tau = \frac{2\sqrt{\epsilon_2}\cos\theta_1}{\sqrt{\epsilon_2}\cos\theta_1 + \sqrt{\epsilon_1}\cos\theta_2} $
    where $ \theta_1 $ and $ \theta_2 $ are angles of incidence and refraction, respectively.

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  2. Q7.2

    State Poynting's theorem. What is Poynting vector?

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Q.8 Solve both questions :

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  1. Q8.1

    What is the boundary condition? Derive the law of refraction of the electric field at a dielectric-dielectric boundary free of charge conditions.

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  2. Q8.2

    The transmission line is excited by a voltage source $ V_0 $coswt at $ z=0 $. What are the voltage and current distributions if the line is short circuited at $ z=l $?

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Q.9 Solve both questions :

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  1. Q9.1

    Find the input impedance of the distortion-less transmission line at radio frequencies in both open-circuited and shorted cases.

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  2. Q9.2

    A 100 ohm line with air dielectric is terminated by a load of $ 75+j40 $ ohm and is excited at 1GHz by a matched generator. Find the position of a single matching stub of 100 ohm impedance on the line and determine the length of the stub.

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2019V4031506

B.Tech 5th Semester Exam 2019

3 hours70 marks

Instructions

  • The marks are indicated in the right-hand margin.
  • There are NINE questions in this paper.
  • Attempt FIVE questions in all.
  • Question No. 1 is compulsory.

Q.1 Write short answer of the following questions (any seven):

Ask AI
  1. Q1.1

    Explain the importance of a unit vector.

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  2. Q1.2

    State divergence theorem and give its mathematical form.

    Ask AI
  3. Q1.3

    Define propagation constant.

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  4. Q1.4

    What do you understand by homogeneous and isotropic medium?

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  5. Q1.5

    Write down Maxwell's equation in free space.

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  6. Q1.6

    What is dissipation factor of dielectric?

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  7. Q1.7

    What is displacement current? Give its expression.

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  8. Q1.8

    What is rotational and irrotational vector field?

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  9. Q1.9

    Are all the four Maxwell's equations independent? Explain briefly.

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  10. Q1.10

    Explain briefly the significance of skin depth.

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Q.2 Solve all questions :

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  1. Q2.1

    Express the position vector $ r = xa_x + ya_y + za_z $ in the spherical coordinate system.

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  2. Q2.2

    State and prove the Gauss's theorem. Explain why it is called the divergence theorem.

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  3. Q2.3

    Justify that the net electric field within a conductor is always zero.

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Q.3 Solve both questions :

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  1. Q3.1

    Let the spherical surfaces $ r = 4 $ cm and $ r = 9 $ cm be separated by two perfect dielectric shells, $ \epsilon_{R1} = 2 $ for $ 4 < r < 6 $ cm and $ \epsilon_{R2}=5 $ for $ 6 < r < 9 $ cm. If $ E_1=(2000/r^2)a_r \text{ V/m} $, find (a) $ E_2 $; (b) the total electrostatic energy stored in each region.

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  2. Q3.2

    Derive the Laplace equation from Gauss's law in electrostatics.

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Q.4 Solve both questions :

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  1. Q4.1

    Derive the Maxwell's curl equation for time varying electric fields.

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  2. Q4.2

    The magnetic field intensity in a certain conducting medium is $ H = xy^2a_x + x^2za_y - y^2z a_z \text{ A/m} $. Calculate the current density at point $ P(2, -1, 3) $. What is $ dp_v/dt $ at P?

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Q.5 Solve both questions :

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  1. Q5.1

    What is the limitation of Ampere's circuital law? Explain the correction done by Maxwell to Ampere's law by explaining continuity equation.

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  2. Q5.2

    For a current distribution in free space $ A = (2x^2y+yz)a_x + (xy^2-xz^3)a_y - $ $ (6xyz-2x^2y^2)a_z \text{ Wb/m} $. Calculate magnetic flux density.

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Q.6 Solve both questions :

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  1. Q6.1

    A plane electromagnetic wave described by its magnetic field is given by the expression, $ \vec{H} = H_0\sin(kz-\omega t)\hat{y} $. Determine the corresponding electric field and the time average Poynting vector. If it is incident on a perfect conductor and is totally reflected what would be the pressure exerted on the surface? Determine the surface current generated at the interface.

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  2. Q6.2

    Derive a wave equation for non-dissipative medium making use of Maxwell equations and field vectors E and H.

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Q.7 Solve both questions :

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  1. Q7.1

    A uniform plane wave is incident on the interface of two perfect dielectric media with relative permittivities of $ \epsilon_1 $ and $ \epsilon_2 $. The electric field E is parallel to the plane of incidence. Show that reflection coefficient $ \Gamma = E_{r}/E_{i} $ and transmission coefficient $ \tau = E_{t}/E_{i} $ are given by
    $ \Gamma = \frac{\sqrt{\epsilon_2}\cos\theta_1 - \sqrt{\epsilon_1}\cos\theta_2}{\sqrt{\epsilon_2}\cos\theta_1 + \sqrt{\epsilon_1}\cos\theta_2} $ ; $ \tau = \frac{2\sqrt{\epsilon_2}\cos\theta_1}{\sqrt{\epsilon_2}\cos\theta_1 + \sqrt{\epsilon_1}\cos\theta_2} $
    where $ \theta_1 $ and $ \theta_2 $ are angles of incidence and refraction, respectively.

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  2. Q7.2

    State Poynting's theorem. What is Poynting vector?

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Q.8 Solve both questions :

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  1. Q8.1

    What is the boundary condition? Derive the law of refraction of the electric field at a dielectric-dielectric boundary free of charge conditions.

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  2. Q8.2

    The transmission line is excited by a voltage source $ V_0 $coswt at $ z=0 $. What are the voltage and current distributions if the line is short circuited at $ z=l $?

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Q.9 Solve both questions :

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  1. Q9.1

    Find the input impedance of the distortion-less transmission line at radio frequencies in both open-circuited and shorted cases.

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  2. Q9.2

    A 100 ohm line with air dielectric is terminated by a load of $ 75+j40 $ ohm and is excited at 1GHz by a matched generator. Find the position of a single matching stub of 100 ohm impedance on the line and determine the length of the stub.

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2018031506

B.Tech 5th Semester Exam., 2018

3 hours70 marks

Instructions

  • The marks are indicated in the right-hand margin.
  • There are NINE questions in this paper.
  • Attempt FIVE questions in all.
  • Question No. 1 is compulsory.

Q.1 Fill in the blanks any seven of the following:

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  1. Q1.1

    VSWR of a matched load is ___________

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  2. Q1.2

    Normal component of magnetic flux density is ___________ across the boundary.

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  3. Q1.3

    Intrinsic impedance of lossless medium is ___________

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  4. Q1.4

    If the current flowing in the two wires is in the same direction, then there will be force of ___________

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  5. Q1.5

    Divergence of velocity of water well within the surface of water is ___________

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  6. Q1.6

    The product of short-circuited impedance and open-circuited impedance of a transmission line is ___________

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  7. Q1.7

    The input impedance of a resonant section of transmission line is given by ___________

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  8. Q1.8

    Brewster angle is given by ___________

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  9. Q1.9

    Surface impedance of a good conductor is ___________

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  10. Q1.10

    Power loss in a plane conductor is ___________

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Q.2 Solve both questions :

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  1. Q2.1

    Discuss uniqueness theorem in detail.

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  2. Q2.2

    Find the capacitance between two spheres whose separation d is very much larger than their radii R.

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Q.3 Solve both questions :

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  1. Q3.1

    Express Laplacian operator in curvilinear coordinate system and find $ \nabla^2V $, where $ V=10\; r\; \sin^2\theta\; \cos\phi $.

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  2. Q3.2

    Discuss boundary condition at the interface between two dielectric mediums and find the magnitude of $ \vec{D} $ and $ \vec{E} $ in one medium as compared to another medium.

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Q.4 Solve all questions :

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  1. Q4.1

    Find the energy stored in a magnetic field.

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  2. Q4.2

    Discuss Stokes' law.

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  3. Q4.3

    Discuss magnetic vector potential.

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Q.5 Solve all questions :

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  1. Q5.1

    In a medium characterized by $ \sigma=0 $, $ \mu=\mu_0 $ and $ \epsilon_r=4 $, $ \vec{E} $ is given by $ \vec{E}=20\sin(10^8t-\beta z)\hat{y} \text{ V/m} $. Calculate $ \vec{H} $ and $ \beta $.

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  2. Q5.2

    Discuss continuity equation for current.

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  3. Q5.3

    Discuss analogies between electric and magnetic fields.

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Q.6 Solve both questions :

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  1. Q6.1

    Find the ratio of $ \vec{E} $ and $ \vec{H} $ in a uniform plane wave in a lossless medium.

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  2. Q6.2

    Using $ \nabla\cdot\vec{D}=\rho $, Ohm's law and equation of continuity, show that if at any instant a charge density $ \rho $ existed within a conductor, it would decrease to $ 1/e $ times this value in a time $ \epsilon/\sigma $ sec. Calculate this time for copper conductor.

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Q.7 Solve this question :

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  1. Q7.1

    The electric field strength of a uniform plane electromagnetic wave in free space is $ 1 \text{ V/m} $ and the frequency is 300 MHz. If a very large thick flat copper plate is placed normal to the direction of wave propagation, determine (a) the electric field strength and magnetic field strength at the surface of the plate, (b) the depth of penetration, (c) the conduction current density at the surface, (d) conduction current density at a distance of 0.01 mm below the surface, (e) the linear current density, $ I_s $, (f) the surface impedance, (g) the power loss per square meter of surface area. For copper $ \sigma=5.8\times 10^7 $, $ \epsilon=\epsilon_0 $ and $ \mu=\mu_0 $.

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Q.8 Solve both questions :

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  1. Q8.1

    Explain Poynting theorem.

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  2. Q8.2

    A short vertical transmitting antenna erected on the surface of a perfectly conducting earth produces effective field strength $ E_{eff} = E_{\theta \text{ eff}} = 100\sin\theta \text{ mV/m} $ at points a distance of one mile from the antenna. Compute the Poynting vector and total power radiated.

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Q.9 Solve both questions :

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  1. Q9.1

    Find the quality factor of a resonant transmission line section.

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  2. Q9.2

    Discuss quarter wave line as transformer.

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2018V4031506

B.Tech 5th Semester Exam., 2018

3 hours70 marks

Instructions

  • The marks are indicated in the right-hand margin.
  • There are NINE questions in this paper.
  • Attempt FIVE questions in all.
  • Question No. 1 is compulsory.

Q.1 Fill in the blanks any seven of the following:

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  1. Q1.1

    VSWR of a matched load is ___________

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  2. Q1.2

    Normal component of magnetic flux density is ___________ across the boundary.

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  3. Q1.3

    Intrinsic impedance of lossless medium is ___________

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  4. Q1.4

    If the current flowing in the two wires is in the same direction, then there will be force of ___________

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  5. Q1.5

    Divergence of velocity of water well within the surface of water is ___________

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  6. Q1.6

    The product of short-circuited impedance and open-circuited impedance of a transmission line is ___________

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  7. Q1.7

    The input impedance of a resonant section of transmission line is given by ___________

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  8. Q1.8

    Brewster angle is given by ___________

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  9. Q1.9

    Surface impedance of a good conductor is ___________

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  10. Q1.10

    Power loss in a plane conductor is ___________

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Q.2 Solve both questions :

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  1. Q2.1

    Discuss uniqueness theorem in detail.

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  2. Q2.2

    Find the capacitance between two spheres whose separation d is very much larger than their radii R.

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Q.3 Solve both questions :

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  1. Q3.1

    Express Laplacian operator in curvilinear coordinate system and find $ \nabla^2V $, where $ V=10\; r\; \sin^2\theta\; \cos\phi $.

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  2. Q3.2

    Discuss boundary condition at the interface between two dielectric mediums and find the magnitude of $ \vec{D} $ and $ \vec{E} $ in one medium as compared to another medium.

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Q.4 Solve all questions :

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  1. Q4.1

    Find the energy stored in a magnetic field.

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  2. Q4.2

    Discuss Stokes' law.

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  3. Q4.3

    Discuss magnetic vector potential.

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Q.5 Solve all questions :

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  1. Q5.1

    In a medium characterized by $ \sigma=0 $, $ \mu=\mu_0 $ and $ \epsilon_r=4 $, $ \vec{E} $ is given by $ \vec{E}=20\sin(10^8t-\beta z)\hat{y} \text{ V/m} $. Calculate $ \vec{H} $ and $ \beta $.

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  2. Q5.2

    Discuss continuity equation for current.

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  3. Q5.3

    Discuss analogies between electric and magnetic fields.

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Q.6 Solve both questions :

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  1. Q6.1

    Find the ratio of $ \vec{E} $ and $ \vec{H} $ in a uniform plane wave in a lossless medium.

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  2. Q6.2

    Using $ \nabla\cdot\vec{D}=\rho $, Ohm's law and equation of continuity, show that if at any instant a charge density $ \rho $ existed within a conductor, it would decrease to $ 1/e $ times this value in a time $ \epsilon/\sigma $ sec. Calculate this time for copper conductor.

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Q.7 Solve this question :

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  1. Q7.1

    The electric field strength of a uniform plane electromagnetic wave in free space is $ 1 \text{ V/m} $ and the frequency is 300 MHz. If a very large thick flat copper plate is placed normal to the direction of wave propagation, determine (a) the electric field strength and magnetic field strength at the surface of the plate, (b) the depth of penetration, (c) the conduction current density at the surface, (d) conduction current density at a distance of 0.01 mm below the surface, (e) the linear current density, $ I_s $, (f) the surface impedance, (g) the power loss per square meter of surface area. For copper $ \sigma=5.8\times 10^7 $, $ \epsilon=\epsilon_0 $ and $ \mu=\mu_0 $.

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Q.8 Solve both questions :

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  1. Q8.1

    Explain Poynting theorem.

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  2. Q8.2

    A short vertical transmitting antenna erected on the surface of a perfectly conducting earth produces effective field strength $ E_{eff} = E_{\theta \text{ eff}} = 100\sin\theta \text{ mV/m} $ at points a distance of one mile from the antenna. Compute the Poynting vector and total power radiated.

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Q.9 Solve both questions :

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  1. Q9.1

    Find the quality factor of a resonant transmission line section.

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  2. Q9.2

    Discuss quarter wave line as transformer.

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2017031506

B.Tech Examination, 2017

3 hours70 marks

Instructions

  • The marks are indicated in the right-hand margin.
  • There are NINE questions in this paper.
  • Attempt FIVE questions in all.
  • Question No. 1 is compulsory.

Questions

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  1. Q1

    Choose the correct alternatives for any seven of the following :

    a)

    A Gaussian surface for application is

    a)

    a closed surface

    b)

    a symmetrical closed surface

    c)

    a semi-closed surface

    d)

    any surface

    b)

    Which one of the following statements is not characteristic of a static magnetic field?

    a)

    It is conservative

    b)

    It is solenoidal

    c)

    It has link and sources

    d)

    Magnetic flux lines are always closed

    c)

    Electric field in a region containing space charges can be found using

    a)

    Laplace's equation

    b)

    Poisson's equation

    c)

    Coulomb's law

    d)

    Helmholtz equation

    d)

    In a transmission line, electromagnetic energy is transported by

    a)

    the flow of electrons

    b)

    the flow of electrons and holes

    c)

    the associated electric and magnetic field

    d)

    electric field only

    e)

    In a certain region, the electric field E=0E = 0, potential VV, there must be

    a)

    zero

    b)

    a constant

    c)

    a function of position

    d)

    infinity

    f)

    The work done by the force F=4ax−3ay+2az NF = 4a_x - 3a_y + 2a_z\text{ N} in giving a 1 nC1\text{ nC} charge a displacement of 10ax+2ay−7az m10a_x + 2a_y - 7a_z\text{ m} is

    a)

    103 nJ

    b)

    60 nJ

    c)

    64 nJ

    d)

    20 nJ

    g)

    Which of the following is a mathematically incorrect expression?

    a)

    grad div\text{grad div}

    b)

    curl grad\text{curl grad}

    c)

    div grad\text{div grad}

    d)

    curl curl\text{curl curl}

    h)

    The flux through each turn of a 100 turn coil is (t3−2t) m Wb(t^3 - 2t)\text{ m Wb}, where tt is in seconds. The induced e.m.f. at t=2st = 2\text{s} is

    a)

    1 V

    b)

    -1 V

    c)

    4 mV

    d)

    0.4 V

    i)

    Which is the major factor for determining whether a medium is free space, lossless dielectric, loss dielectric or good conductor?

    a)

    Attenuation constant

    b)

    Constitutive parameters (α,ϵ,μ)(\alpha, \epsilon, \mu)

    c)

    Loss tangent

    d)

    Reflection coefficient

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  2. Q2

    Answer the following :

    a)

    Find the divergence and curl of the following vectors A=x2yz ax+xz azA = x^2 yz\ a_x + xz\ a_z.

    b)

    Given the point P(−2,6,3)P(-2, 6, 3). Express PP in cylindrical and spherical coordinates.

    c)

    A point charge of 30 nC30\text{ nC} is located at the origin while plane y=3y = 3 carries charge 10 nC/m210\text{ nC}/\text{m}^2. Find DD at (0,4,3)(0, 4, 3).

    d)

    A thin ring of radius 5 cm5\text{ cm} is placed on the plane z=1 cmz = 1\text{ cm} so that its centre is at (0,0,1) cm(0, 0, 1)\text{ cm}. If the ring carries 50 mA50\text{ mA} along aϕa_\phi, find HH at (0,0,−1) cm(0, 0, -1)\text{ cm}.

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  3. Q3

    Answer the following :

    a)

    Derive the following equations : (i) ∇×H=J\nabla \times H = J (ii) ∇×B=0\nabla \times B = 0

    b)

    Determine the self-inductance of a coaxial cable of inner radius aa and outer radius bb.

    c)

    Find the force on a straight conductor of length 0.20 m0.20\text{ m} carrying a current of 5.0 A5.0\text{ A} in the aza_z direction, where the field is B=4×103(ax+ay) teslaB = 4 \times 10^3 (a_x + a_y)\text{ tesla}.

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  4. Q4

    Answer the following :

    a)

    State and explain the significance of Helmholtz's theorem.

    b)

    Write Lorentz force equation. Hence obtain the expression of force acting on a straight conduction of length LL in a uniform magnetic field BB.

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  5. Q5

    Answer the following :

    a)

    Explain the following : (i) Divergence of a vector field (ii) Gradient of a scalar field

    b)

    Consider the volume current density distribution in cylindrical coordinates as $J(r, \phi, z) = 0, \quad 0 < r < a$ $J(r, \phi, z) = J_0 (r/a) a_z, \quad a < r < b$ $= 0, \quad b < r < \infty$ Find the magnetic field intensity HH in various regions.

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  6. Q6

    Answer the following :

    a)

    Derive wave equation for lossy dielectric medium.

    b)

    What is propagation constant?

    c)

    Derive the expression for intrinsic impedance for lossy dielectric medium.

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  7. Q7

    Answer the following :

    a)

    Transform a vector A=yax−xay+zazA = y a_x - x a_y + z a_z into cylindrical coordinate.

    b)

    State the expression of divergence for three-coordinate system.

    c)

    In electrostatic field problem, the electric field is given by E=−grad VE = -\text{grad } V, where VV is the scalar field potential. If V=r2ϕ−2θV = r^2 \phi - 2\theta in spherical coordinate, find EE.

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  8. Q8

    Answer the following :

    a)

    Determine the charge densities due to each of the following electric flux densities : (i) D=(rsin⁡θ)r^+(3rcos⁡ϕ)ϕ^+(z2)k^D = (r \sin \theta) \hat{r} + (3r \cos \phi) \hat{\phi} + (z^2) \hat{k} (ii) D=(2cos⁡θr3)r^+(sin⁡θr3)θ^D = \left( \frac{2 \cos \theta}{r^3} \right) \hat{r} + \left( \frac{\sin \theta}{r^3} \right) \hat{\theta}

    b)

    A spherical charge distribution is given by $\rho = \rho_0 \left( \frac{r}{a} \right), \quad r < a$ $0, \quad r > a$ Find VV and EE everywhere.

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  9. Q9

    Write short notes of the following :

    a)

    Stokes theorem

    b)

    Green's theorem

    c)

    Helmholtz theorem

    d)

    Laplace and Poisson's equation

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2016031506

B.Tech Examination, 2016

3 hours70 marks

Instructions

  • The marks are indicated in the right-hand margin.
  • There are NINE questions in this paper.
  • Attempt FIVE questions in all.
  • Question No. 1 is compulsory.

Questions

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  1. Q1

    Choose the correct alternatives for any seven of the following and explain :

    a)

    The electric field on equipotential surface is :

    a)

    Unity

    b)

    always parallel to the surface

    c)

    always perpendicular to the surface

    d)

    zero

    b)

    Electric field in a region containing space charge can be found using :

    a)

    Laplace's equation

    b)

    Poisson's equation

    c)

    Coulomb's law

    d)

    Helmholtz equation

    c)

    Electrostatic field is :

    a)

    solenoidal

    b)

    conservative

    c)

    both solenoidal & conservative

    d)

    sometimes solenoidal, sometimes conservative

    d)

    One Weber is equal to :

    a)

    10610^6 lines

    b)

    44×10−744 \times 10^{-7} lines

    c)

    101210^{12} lines

    d)

    10810^8 lines

    e)

    Two thin parallel wires carry currents along the same direction. The force experienced by one due to the other is :

    a)

    parallel to the lines

    b)

    perpendicular to the lines and attractive

    c)

    perpendicular to the lines & repulsive

    d)

    zero

    f)

    The magnetic field at any point on the axis of a current-carrying circular coil will be :

    a)

    perpendicular to the axis

    b)

    parallel to the axis

    c)

    at an angle 45∘45^\circ with axis

    d)

    zero

    g)

    To apply Gauss's law, the Gaussian surface should be chosen in such a way that field is :

    a)

    perpendicular

    b)

    tangential

    c)

    either perpendicular or tangential

    d)

    parallel to the surface

    h)

    Gradient of a scalar function results in a :

    a)

    vector function

    b)

    scalar function

    c)

    peak function

    d)

    periodic function

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  2. Q2

    Answer the following:

    a)

    Derive an expression for electric field EE due to surface (sheet) charge uniformly distributed over an infinite plane having density ρs\rho_s C/m².

    b)

    State and explain the following : (i) Stokes theorem (ii) Helmholtz's theorem

    c)

    Deduce boundary condition of electric field for Dielectric-Dielectric boundary.

    d)

    Deduce an expression for magnetic field intensity HH due to an infinitely long current-carrying conductor carrying current II. Use Biot-Savart law.

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  3. Q3

    Answer the following:

    a)

    Derive an expression for Lorentz force on a moving charge in an electromagnetic field.

    b)

    What are conduction and displacement currents?

    c)

    From the concept of displacement current derive an expression for modified Ampere's law.

    d)

    Write and explain differential and integral forms of Maxwell's equations.

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  4. Q4

    Answer the following:

    a)

    A plane polarized wave is travelling along Z-axis. Show graphically the variation of EE and HH with Z. Show that Ey/Hx=377 ΩE_y / H_x = 377\ \Omega for the wave.

    b)

    Develop the analogy between the uniform plane EM waves and the transmission line.

    c)

    A uniform transmission line has constants R=12 mΩR = 12\text{ m}\Omega, G=0.8 μ Ω−1/mG = 0.8\ \mu\ \Omega^{-1}\text{/m}, L=1.3 μ H/mL = 1.3\ \mu\text{ H/m} and C=0.7 nF/mC = 0.7\text{ nF/m}. At 5 kHz5\text{ kHz}, find (i) impedance (ii) dB attenuation in 2 km2\text{ km}

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  5. Q5

    Answer the following:

    a)

    Establish the relation ∇×H=J+∂D/∂t\nabla \times H = J + \partial D / \partial t. The symbol used has usual meaning.

    b)

    What do you mean by linearly polarized plane E.M. waves in free space?

    c)

    What do you mean by depth of penetration in such medium? If the penetration depth is 1.35 m1.35\text{ m} at 50 Hz50\text{ Hz}. what will this be at 10 kHz10\text{ kHz}?

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  6. Q6

    Answer the following:

    a)

    Write down general procedure for solving Poisson's and Laplace's equation.

    b)

    Deduce an expression of energy density in electrostatic field.

    c)

    What is meant by the following? (i) Transformer and motional e.m.f. (ii) Electric potential and potential gradient

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  7. Q7

    Answer the following:

    a)

    Find curl HH at the origin, where H=2Yi^x−(x2+z2)i^y+3yi^zH = 2Y\hat{i}_x - (x^2 + z^2)\hat{i}_y + 3y\hat{i}_z.

    b)

    Show that (i) ∇×(fG)=∇f×G+f∇×G\nabla \times (fG) = \nabla f \times G + f\nabla \times G (ii) ∇×(∇×F)=∇(∇⋅F)−∇2F\nabla \times (\nabla \times F) = \nabla (\nabla \cdot F) - \nabla^2 F

    c)

    It is required to hold four equal point charges +q+q each in equilibrium at the corners of a square. Find the point charge which will do this if placed at the centres of the square.

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  8. Q8

    Answer the following:

    a)

    The magnetic field component of a plane wave in a lossless dielectric μr=1\mu_r = 1 is H=30sin⁡(λπ×108t−5x)a^z mA/mH = 30 \sin (\lambda \pi \times 10^8 t - 5x) \hat{a}_z\text{ mA/m}. Find: (i) ϵr\epsilon_r (ii) the wavelength and wave velocity (iii) the wave impedance (iv) the polarization of the wave (v) the corresponding electric field component

    b)

    Develop the analogy between the uniform plane EM waves and the electric transmission line.

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  9. Q9

    Answer the following:

    a)

    What are skin effect and skin depth?

    b)

    Show that in case of semi-infinite solid conductor, the depth dd is given by d=2ωμσd = \sqrt{\frac{2}{\omega \mu \sigma}} where ω,μ\omega, \mu & σ\sigma have their usual meaning.

    c)

    What is polarization of electro-magnetic wave?

    d)

    Explain the significance of poynting vector.

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2014031506

B.Tech Examination, 2014

3 hours70 marks

Instructions

  • The marks are indicated in the right-hand margin.
  • There are NINE questions in this paper.
  • Attempt FIVE questions in all.
  • Question No. 1 is compulsory.

Questions

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  1. Q1

    Fill in the blanks (any seven) :

    a)

    The curl of a gradient of a scalar quantity is ____.

    b)

    Energy density in the magnetic field is ____.

    c)

    Normal component of electric flux density is ____ across the interface between two dielectric media.

    d)

    The relation of depth of penetration in good conductor is given by ____.

    e)

    The direction of magnetic vector potential is same as the direction of ____.

    f)

    VSWR for a matched termination is ____.

    g)

    If the standing wave of voltage slopes down towards the termination, then the terminating reactance will be ____.

    h)

    Quarter wave section is an ____.

    i)

    Uniform plane waves are ____ waves.

    j)

    Two conductors carrying current in opposite direction experience ____ force.

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  2. Q2

    Answer the following:

    a)

    Derive an expression for potential due to a long pair of parallel wires.

    b)

    Deduce the equation for equipotential surfaces for parallel line charges.

    c)

    Find the capacitance of parallel cylindrical conductors having equal radii aa and separation between their axes as bb.

    14 marks
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  3. Q3

    Answer the following:

    a)

    Find the conductor properties and boundary conditions.

    6 marks
    b)

    A point charge qq is located at a distance hh above an infinite conducting plane. Using the method of images, find the displacement density normal to the plane and hence surface charge density. Also obtain total charge on the infinite conducting plane.

    8 marks
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  4. Q4

    Answer the following:

    a)

    Obtain curl of a vector and interpret it.

    7 marks
    b)

    Prove Stokes' theorem.

    4 marks
    c)

    Discuss ampere force law.

    3 marks
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  5. Q5

    Answer the following:

    a)

    Obtain two Maxwell's equations which deviate from steady-state condition.

    9 marks
    b)

    Using ∇⋅D⃗=ρ\nabla \cdot \vec{D} = \rho, Ohm's law and the equation of continuity, show that if at any instant a charge density ρ\rho existed within a conductor, it would decrease to 1e\frac{1}{e} times this value in time ϵσ\frac{\epsilon}{\sigma} seconds.

    5 marks
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  6. Q6

    Answer the following:

    a)

    Discuss the propagation in a conducting medium and hence obtain the expression for attenuation constant α\alpha and phase-shift constant β\beta.

    7 marks
    b)

    Find the values of α\alpha and β\beta for good conductor and good dielectric.

    7 marks
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  7. Q7

    Answer the following:

    a)

    Find out the reflection coefficient for perfect conductor in the case of normal incidence.

    6 marks
    b)

    The electric field of a uniform plane electromagnetic wave in free space is 1 volt/metre1\text{ volt/metre} and frequency is 300 MHz300\text{ MHz}. If a very large thick flat copper plate is placed normal to the direction of wave propagation, determine— (i) E⃗\vec{E} and H⃗\vec{H} at the surface of plate; (ii) depth of penetration; (iii) conduction current density at the surface; (iv) conduction current density at a distance of 0.01 mm0.01\text{ mm} below the surface; (v) linear current density, $J_s$; (vi) surface impedance; (vii) power loss per square metre of surface area. [Take : σcu=5.8×107 S/m\sigma_{cu} = 5.8 \times 10^7\text{ S/m}.]

    8 marks
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  8. Q8

    Answer the following:

    a)

    Discuss instantaneous, average and complex Poynting vectors.

    5 marks
    b)

    Obtain power loss in a plane conductor.

    4 marks
    c)

    A short vertical transmitting antenna erected on the surface of a perfectly conducting earth produces an effective field strength, Eeff=100sin⁡θ mV/mE_{eff} = 100 \sin \theta\text{ mV/m} at points a distance one mile from the antenna. Compute Poynting vector and total power radiated.

    5 marks
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  9. Q9

    Answer the following:

    a)

    Discuss UHF line as circuit element and obtain input-input resistance of the line for resonant length.

    5 marks
    b)

    Discuss quarter wave line as a transformer.

    5 marks
    c)

    A lossless transmission line has a characteristic impedance of 300 Ω300\ \Omega and is one-quarter wavelength long. What will be the voltage at the open-circuited receiving end, if sending end is connected to a generator which has a 50-Ω50\text{-}\Omega internal impedance and generated voltage of 10 volts10\text{ volts}?

    4 marks
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2013031506

B.Tech Examination, 2013

3 hours70 marks

Instructions

  • The marks are indicated in the right-hand margin.
  • There are NINE questions in this paper.
  • Attempt FIVE questions in all.
  • Question No. 1 is compulsory.

Questions

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  1. Q1

    Fill in the blanks (any seven) :

    a)

    Divergence of a curl of a vector is ____.

    b)

    Energy density in the electrostatic field is ____.

    c)

    The value of relative permeability is slightly less than one for ____ and slightly greater than one for ____.

    d)

    Tangential component of electric field is ____ across the interface between two dielectric media.

    e)

    Surface impedance of good conductor is just equal to ____.

    f)

    For uniform plane wave EE field and HH field has ____ in the direction of propagation.

    g)

    VSWR varies from ____ to ____.

    h)

    Short circuited quarter wave section and open end half-wave section is analogous to ____.

    i)

    If the standing wave of voltage slope is up towards the termination, then the reactance will be ____.

    j)

    The quality factor of a resonant section of transmission line is equal to the ratio of ____ per unit length to ____ per unit length.

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  2. Q2

    Answer the following:

    a)

    For a two-dimensional system r=x2+y2r = \sqrt{x^2+y^2}, determine ∇2V\nabla^2 V, when V=ln⁡1rV = \ln \frac{1}{r}.

    4 marks
    b)

    Find out the divergence of vector and interpret it by giving physical examples.

    8 marks
    c)

    State and prove divergence theorem.

    2 marks
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  3. Q3

    Answer the following:

    a)

    State and prove uniqueness theorem.

    4 marks
    b)

    Find the capacitance of two spheres, whose separation dd is very much larger than their radii RR. Hence show that the capacitance of sphere above an infinite ground plane is independent of the height hh above the plane when h≫Rh \gg R.

    10 marks
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  4. Q4

    Answer the following:

    a)

    Describe magnetic vector potential.

    5 marks
    b)

    Explain Ampere force law.

    3 marks
    c)

    Find the magnetic field inside a solid conductor carrying a direct current II and hence obtain total magnetic flux per unit length within the conductor.

    6 marks
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  5. Q5

    Answer the following:

    a)

    Obtain continuity equation for time-varying field.

    5 marks
    b)

    Explain inconsistency of Ampere circuital law.

    5 marks
    c)

    The electric vector E⃗\vec{E} of a electromagnetic wave in free space is given by the expression Ey=Acos⁡ω(t−zc)E_y = A \cos \omega \left( t - \frac{z}{c} \right). Using Maxwell's equation for free space condition, determine magnetic vector H⃗\vec{H}.

    4 marks
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  6. Q6

    Answer the following:

    a)

    Find the component of E⃗\vec{E} and H⃗\vec{H} in the direction of the propagation for uniform plane wave.

    4 marks
    b)

    Establish the relation between E⃗\vec{E} and H⃗\vec{H} in a uniform plane wave.

    6 marks
    c)

    Show that the function F=e−αzsin⁡ωv(x−vt)F = e^{-\alpha z} \sin \frac{\omega}{v} (x - vt) satisfies the wave equation ∇2F=1c2∂2F∂t2\nabla^2 F = \frac{1}{c^2} \frac{\partial^2 F}{\partial t^2} provided that the wave velocity is given by v=c(1+α2c2ω2)−12v = c \left( 1 + \frac{\alpha^2 c^2}{\omega^2} \right)^{-\frac{1}{2}}.

    4 marks
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  7. Q7

    Answer the following:

    a)

    Find the reflection coefficient by perfect dielectric for parallel polarization and hence obtain Brewster angle.

    11 marks
    b)

    Discuss surface impedance.

    3 marks
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  8. Q8

    Answer the following:

    a)

    State and prove Poynting theorem.

    4 marks
    b)

    Discuss Smith chart.

    6 marks
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  9. Q9

    Answer the following:

    a)

    Find the quality factor of a resonant transmission line section.

    5 marks
    b)

    Find the voltage step up in quarter wave line.

    9 marks
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2013103307

2013 (A)

3 hours70 marks

Instructions

  • The marks are indicated in the right-hand margin.
  • There are TEN questions in this paper.
  • Attempt any FIVE questions.

Q.1 Solve both questions :

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  1. Q1.1

    Find the potential distribution due to a long pair of parallel wires of negligible cross-section and having equal and opposite line charge density. Also obtain equipotential surfaces produced by them.

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  2. Q1.2

    Find the capacitance of two parallel cylindrical conductors having their radii as a and separation between their axes as b.

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Q.2 Solve all questions :

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  1. Q2.1

    State uniqueness theorem and prove it.

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  2. Q2.2

    Explain conductor properties and obtain boundary conditions.

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  3. Q2.3

    For a two-dimensional system in which $ r=\sqrt{x^2+y^2} $ determine $ \nabla^2V $ when $ V=\frac{1}{r} $.

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Q.3 Solve all questions :

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  1. Q3.1

    Find the energy density in the magnetic field.

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  2. Q3.2

    Find the magnetic field inside a solid conductor carrying a direct current, and hence obtain total magnetic flux per unit length within the conductor.

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  3. Q3.3

    Prove Stokes' theorem.

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Q.4 Solve both questions :

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  1. Q4.1

    Obtain two Maxwell's equations which deviate from steady-state field.

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  2. Q4.2

    The electric field of electromagnetic wave is given by $ E_x=0=E_z $, $ E_y=A\cos\omega(t-\frac{z}{c}) $. Using Maxwell's equation in free space, find the magnetic vector $ \vec{H} $.

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Q.5 Solve both questions :

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  1. Q5.1

    Find the ratio of $ \vec{E} $ and $ \vec{H} $ in a uniform plane wave.

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  2. Q5.2

    Discuss the wave propagation in conducting medium and obtain the value of $ \alpha $ and $ \beta $.

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Q.6 Solve this question :

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  1. Q6.1

    Derive the reflection coefficient of perfect dielectric for oblique incidence in the case of parallel polarization. Obtain Brewster angle.

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Q.7 Solve both questions :

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  1. Q7.1

    State Poynting theorem and prove it.

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  2. Q7.2

    A short vertical transmitting antenna erected on the surface of a perfectly conducting earth produces effective field strength $ E_{\text{eff.}} = E_{\theta \text{eff.}} = 100\sin\theta \frac{\text{mu}}{\text{m}} $ at points at a distance of one mile from the antenna. Compute the Poynting vector and total power radiated.

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Q.8 Solve both questions :

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  1. Q8.1

    Discuss UHF line as circuit element and hence find the input impedance of short-circuited quarter-wave line.

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  2. Q8.2

    Discuss quarter-wave line as transformer.

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Q.9 Solve both questions :

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  1. Q9.1

    Discuss Smith chart and its uses.

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  2. Q9.2

    Design a necessary matching unit to join without impedance mismatch the two different sections of transmission line whose impedances are 75 ohm and 50 ohm.

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Q.10 Solve this question :

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  1. Q10.1

    Find the field component of TM wave in parallel plane guide and hence discuss TEM wave.

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2013V4103307

2013 (A)

3 hours70 marks

Instructions

  • The marks are indicated in the right-hand margin.
  • There are TEN questions in this paper.
  • Attempt any FIVE questions.

Q.1 Solve both questions :

Ask AI
  1. Q1.1

    Find the potential distribution due to a long pair of parallel wires of negligible cross-section and having equal and opposite line charge density. Also obtain equipotential surfaces produced by them.

    Ask AI
  2. Q1.2

    Find the capacitance of two parallel cylindrical conductors having their radii as a and separation between their axes as b.

    Ask AI

Q.2 Solve all questions :

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  1. Q2.1

    State uniqueness theorem and prove it.

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  2. Q2.2

    Explain conductor properties and obtain boundary conditions.

    Ask AI
  3. Q2.3

    For a two-dimensional system in which $ r=\sqrt{x^2+y^2} $ determine $ \nabla^2V $ when $ V=\frac{1}{r} $.

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Q.3 Solve all questions :

Ask AI
  1. Q3.1

    Find the energy density in the magnetic field.

    Ask AI
  2. Q3.2

    Find the magnetic field inside a solid conductor carrying a direct current, and hence obtain total magnetic flux per unit length within the conductor.

    Ask AI
  3. Q3.3

    Prove Stokes' theorem.

    Ask AI

Q.4 Solve both questions :

Ask AI
  1. Q4.1

    Obtain two Maxwell's equations which deviate from steady-state field.

    Ask AI
  2. Q4.2

    The electric field of electromagnetic wave is given by $ E_x=0=E_z $, $ E_y=A\cos\omega(t-\frac{z}{c}) $. Using Maxwell's equation in free space, find the magnetic vector $ \vec{H} $.

    Ask AI

Q.5 Solve both questions :

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  1. Q5.1

    Find the ratio of $ \vec{E} $ and $ \vec{H} $ in a uniform plane wave.

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  2. Q5.2

    Discuss the wave propagation in conducting medium and obtain the value of $ \alpha $ and $ \beta $.

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Q.6 Solve this question :

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  1. Q6.1

    Derive the reflection coefficient of perfect dielectric for oblique incidence in the case of parallel polarization. Obtain Brewster angle.

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Q.7 Solve both questions :

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  1. Q7.1

    State Poynting theorem and prove it.

    Ask AI
  2. Q7.2

    A short vertical transmitting antenna erected on the surface of a perfectly conducting earth produces effective field strength $ E_{\text{eff.}} = E_{\theta \text{eff.}} = 100\sin\theta \frac{\text{mu}}{\text{m}} $ at points at a distance of one mile from the antenna. Compute the Poynting vector and total power radiated.

    Ask AI

Q.8 Solve both questions :

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  1. Q8.1

    Discuss UHF line as circuit element and hence find the input impedance of short-circuited quarter-wave line.

    Ask AI
  2. Q8.2

    Discuss quarter-wave line as transformer.

    Ask AI

Q.9 Solve both questions :

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  1. Q9.1

    Discuss Smith chart and its uses.

    Ask AI
  2. Q9.2

    Design a necessary matching unit to join without impedance mismatch the two different sections of transmission line whose impedances are 75 ohm and 50 ohm.

    Ask AI

Q.10 Solve this question :

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  1. Q10.1

    Find the field component of TM wave in parallel plane guide and hence discuss TEM wave.

    Ask AI

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