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This document appears to be a midterm exam for a third year electrical engineering course on electromagnetics. It contains 8 questions covering topics like vector calculus identities, Gauss's law, Laplace's equation, boundary conditions for electric fields between dielectrics, electric fields due to infinite sheets of charge and line currents, and Ampere's law. Students are instructed to show their work and assume any missing data.

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For second year students only.

Roll no. Name: Group no.


Thapar Institute of Engineering and Technology
Department of Electrical & Instrumentation Engineering
Mid Semester Examination
B.E (EE): Semester-III (2018-2019) Course: UEE507 Engineering Electromagnetics
September 26, 2018 Wednesday, 08:00 - 10:00 Hrs
Time: 2 Hrs, Max. Marks: 50 Name of Faculty: Dr. V. Karteek
• Attempt all questions. Assume missing data, if any, suitably. All the sub-questions should be answered
consecutively. Fill the page numbers in the table given on front page of the answer script.
1. Given the vectors A = 3ax + 4ay + az and B = 2ay — 5az. Find [5M]
(a) A x B (b) A • B (c) Angle between A and B (d) Scalar component of A along B
(e) Vector component of B along A.

2. (a) The surfaces p = 3,p = 5,0 = 100°, = 130°, z = 3 and z = 4.5 define a closed surface in meters.
Find the straight line vector of largest magnitude within the volume and give its magnitude. [2M]
(b) Find constant a, b, and c so that vector A = (x + 2y + az)ax + (bx — 3y — z)ay + (4x + cy + 2z)az is
irrotational. [3M]

3. Derive the expression of electric field E due to an infinite line charge (use Gauss's law). [5M]

4. (a) Derive the expression of capacitance of spherical capacitor shown in Fig. la. [5M]
(b) If Fig. lb represents the cross sections of two spherical capacitors, determine their capacitances. Let
a =1 n-un, b = 3 nun, c = 2 nun, ei-1 = 2.5, and 6,2 = 3.5. [5M]

(a) (b)

(a) Spherical capacitor. (b) Spherical capacitors.

Figure 1

5. (a) Derive the boundary condition of electric field at the interface of two dielectric materials. [5M]
(b) A dielectric interface is defined by 4x +3y = 10 m. The region including the origin is free space, where
DI = 2ax — 4ay + 6.5az nC/m2. In other region, Er2 = 2.5. Find D2 and the angle 02 that D2 makes with
the normal. [5M]

6. Derive the expression of magnetic field H due to an infinite sheet current. [5M]

7. A current distribution gives rise to the vector magnetic potential A = x2yax +y2xay, + 4xya, Wb/m. Calculate:
(a) B at (-1, 2,5), (b) flux through the surface defined by z = 1, 0 < x < 1, — 1 < y < 4. [6M]

8. Write the Maxwell's equations of static electric & magnetic fields in both differential & integral form. [4M]

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For B.E 3 rd Year


Roll Number: Name:
Thapar Institute of Engineering and Technology, Patiala
Electrical and Instrumentation Engineering Department

MID SEMESTER TEST

B. E. (Third Year) : B.E (EE) Course Instructor: Dr. Sahaj Saxena, Dr. A.M. Gaur
Course Name: Engineering Electromagnetics (UEE507) M. Marks: 30
Time: 08:00-10:00 AM (2 Hrs.) Date:26-09-2018, Wednesday

Note: Attempt all questions. Draw diagram wherever necessary.

Q.1 Assuming a vector field expressed in cylindrical coordinates as (3)


A= (3 cos 0)a, — 2pao +
What is the field at point P (4,60°,5). Also express the field Ap at P in Cartesian
coordinates.

Q.2 State Divergence theorem and Stokes's theorem with suitable diagram. (3)

Q.3 Derive Poisson's equation and find the value of C if the below equation satisfy the (4)
Laplace's equation.
V = 2x3y +3e'yz +Cz 2

Q.4 Derive the boundary condition between the two dielectric medium for the electrostatics. (5)

Q.5 (a) Develop an expression for E due to charge uniformly distributed over an infinite sheet (3)
with density ps C1m2 .

(b) Two infinite uniform sheet of charge each with density ps ChT12 are located at x=±2m. (2)
Determine E in all regions.

Q.6 The volume in cylindrical coordinate between r=3 m and r=6 m contains a uniform (2)
charge density 2p C/m3 . Use Gauss law to find D in all regions.

Q.7 A point charge Q is located at point (p,0,q) between two semi-infinite conducting planes (3)
intersecting at right angles. Determine electric potential at point P (a,b,c) and net force
acting on Q.

Q.8 State Ampere's circuital law and derive magnetic field intensity due to an infinite line (5)
current.

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