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This document appears to be a mid-semester exam for an engineering electromagnetics course. It contains 4 questions assessing various concepts: 1) Solving problems involving vector operations and Maxwell's equations. 2) Explaining spherical coordinate systems and calculating electric fields from line and surface charge distributions. 3) Deriving boundary conditions for dielectric and magnetic materials and calculating electric flux. 4) Short answer questions about topics like Hall effect, conservative fields, forces on circuits, Gauss' law, conductor properties, dipoles, and magnetic materials.

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Electromagnetic Question Paper

This document appears to be a mid-semester exam for an engineering electromagnetics course. It contains 4 questions assessing various concepts: 1) Solving problems involving vector operations and Maxwell's equations. 2) Explaining spherical coordinate systems and calculating electric fields from line and surface charge distributions. 3) Deriving boundary conditions for dielectric and magnetic materials and calculating electric flux. 4) Short answer questions about topics like Hall effect, conservative fields, forces on circuits, Gauss' law, conductor properties, dipoles, and magnetic materials.

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BABARIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY- VARNAMA

B. E. - SEMESTER –   V                 BRANCH- EC


MID SEMESTER EXAMINATION – SUMMER-2018
Subject code: 2151002 Date: 20-08-2018
Subject Name: ENGINEERING ELECTROMAGNETIC
Total Marks: 30 Time: 10:30AM to 12:00PM Enrolment No:
Instructions:
1. Read the instructions carefully. 2. Figures to the right indicate full marks.
Q:1 ATTEMPT THE FOLLOWING (2+3=5)
(A) Q.3 Given S=4ax-2az, Z=6ax-7ay+9az, Determine 2
(a) (S+Z) × (S-Z) (b) Sin θSZ
(c) A unit vector perpendicular to both S&Z. (d) The component of S along Z.

(B) State Maxwell’s equations in point and integral form and explain physical significance 3
of the equations.
Q:2 ATTEMPT THE FOLLOWING (5×2=10)
(A) Explain spherical coordinate system in detail. 5
(B) Infinite uniform line charge of 5 nC/m, lie along the positive and negative x and y axes 5
and 3 nC/m 2 at z=−4 in free space. Find E at point P(0,0,7).
OR
(A) Using Gauss’s law for differential volume element prove that div D=ρv. 5
(B) Evaluate both side of stokes theorem for the field H = (6 r sinØ) ar + (18 r sinθ cosØ) 5
aØ, surface specified by r=4, 0 ≤ θ ≤ 0.1 π , 0 ≤ Ø ≤ 0.3 π .
Q:3 ATTEMPT THE FOLLOWING (5×2=10)
(A) Deduce the boundary conditions with necessary derivations (i) at the interface between 5
two dielectric materials with permittivitiesε1 and ε2 and (ii) at the interface between
two magnetic materials with permeabilitiesμ1 and μ2.
(B) Calculate the total electric flux leaving the cubical surface formed by six planes x, y, z 5
= ±5 if the charge distribution is: (i) two point charges, 0.56 μC at (2.5, -3.6, - 4.7) and
1/7 μC at (-3, 4.5, -4.9); (ii) a uniform line charge of π μC/m at x = 3, y = 4.5; (iii) a
uniform surface charge of 0.1 μC/m2 on the plane y = 4x.
OR
(A) An infinitely long coaxial cable is carrying current I by the inner conductor of radius 5
‘a’ and –I by the outer conductor of radii ‘b’ and ‘c’. where c>b. Deduce the
expressions for H at
i)ρ< a (ii) a <ρ < b (iii) b < ρ < c (iv) ρ > c. Sketch the plot of H as a function of radius.
(B) If V = 60sinθ / r2 volt in the free space and point P is located P(3, 600, 250). Find (a.)
Vp (b.) Ep (c.) dV/dN at P (d.) aN at P (e.) ρv at P.
Q:4 ATTEMPT ANY TWO (2.5×2=5)
(A) (i)Hall Effect and Hall Voltage
(ii) Explain conservative field.
(B) (i) Force and Torque on a closed Circuit (ii) Statement of Gauss Law
(C) (i) Conductor properties (ii) Lorentz Force Equation
(D) (i) Electric Dipole (ii) Explain Magnetic Materials

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