EX-504 (B) · Electromagnetic Theory/Unsolved PYQ Paper
EX-504-B Electromagnetic Theory - Dec 2024 Question Paper
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7 MarksaState and prove Divergence theorem.
How to answer
- Statement of Divergence theorem relating volume integral of divergence to surface integral
- Definition of vector field and closed surface
- Steps of proof using Cartesian volume element
- Conversion to integral form and conclusion
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7 MarksbExplain Cartesian and cylindrical co-ordinate system with example.
How to answer
- Definition of Cartesian coordinate system with unit vectors
- Definition of cylindrical coordinate system with variables
- Transformation relations with example point
- Diagram of both systems
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7 MarksaExplain the potential and electric field intensity due to dipole.
How to answer
- Definition of electric dipole and dipole moment
- Expression for potential $V$ due to dipole
- Derivation of electric field intensity $E = -\nabla V$
- Components in spherical coordinates
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7 MarksbWrite and explain equation of continuity.
How to answer
- Statement of principle of conservation of charge
- Derivation from current through closed surface
- Differential form $\nabla \cdot J = -\partial \rho_v/\partial t$
- Physical interpretation
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7 MarksaDescribe 'Biot-Savart's' law.
How to answer
- Statement of Biot-Savart law for current element $Idl$
- Formula $dH = Idl \times a_R / 4\pi R^2$
- Meaning of terms and direction
- Application to filament
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7 MarksbExplain and drive magnetic field intensity due to straight current carrying filament.
How to answer
- Geometry of infinite straight current filament
- Application of Biot-Savart law
- Integration over length to get $H = I/2\pi \rho \, a_\phi$
- Special cases for finite and semi-infinite line
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7 MarksaDefine displacement current with it's application.
How to answer
- Definition $J_d = \partial D/\partial t$
- Need in Ampere's law for time-varying fields
- Physical meaning and applications
- Example in capacitor
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7 MarksbExplain Maxwell's equations in differential and integral form.
How to answer
- List of four Maxwell's equations
- Differential form with curl and divergence
- Integral form using Stokes and Divergence theorems
- Physical significance of each equation
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7 MarksaDescribe the properties of electro-magnetic waves.
How to answer
- Transverse nature and $E \perp H \perp$ propagation
- Velocity $c = 1/\sqrt{\mu_0\varepsilon_0}$
- Impedance of free space and energy
- No charge or current needed for propagation
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7 MarksbExplain the uniform plane wave in dielectric and conductors.
How to answer
- Wave equation from Maxwell's equations
- Propagation constant and attenuation in dielectric
- Skin depth and loss in good conductor
- Comparison of dielectric vs conductor behaviour
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7 MarksaExplain Ampere's circuital law and its applications.
How to answer
- Statement $\oint H \cdot dl = I_{enc}$
- Differential form $\nabla \times H = J$
- Derivation steps and assumptions
- Applications to coaxial cable, solenoid, toroid
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7 MarksbDescribe the relationship between magnetic flux, flux density and magnetic field intensity.
How to answer
- Definitions: $\Phi = \int B \cdot ds$, $B = \mu H$
- Relation $B = \mu_0(H+M)$
- Units of flux, flux density and field intensity
- Permeability and magnetization link
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7 MarksaDescribe Faraday's law with suitable diagram.
How to answer
- Statement of Faraday's law $emf = -d\Phi/dt$
- Lenz's law and sign
- Neat diagram of coil and changing flux
- Differential and integral forms
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7 MarksbExplain vector magnetic potential and its properties.
How to answer
- Definition $B = \nabla \times A$
- Integral expression for $A$ due to current
- Gauge condition and properties
- Relation to magnetic flux
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14 MarksWrite short note :
- a)Polarization
- b)Laplace's and Poisson's equations
- c)Surface impedance
- d)Perfect conductor
How to answer
- Definition of polarization, Laplace/Poisson equations
- Surface impedance concept and formula
- Perfect conductor properties and boundary conditions
- Relevant equations and examples
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