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E t induces
Maxwell’s law: B t
t
B t induces
Faraday’s law: E t
t
Maxwell’s Equations
B t
E t Faraday’s law
t
D t
H t J t Ampère’s law
t
D t v t Gauss’ law, I
B t 0 Gauss’ law, II
D t ds v t dv Gauss’ law, I
s v v s
B t ds 0 Gauss’ law, II
s v
Interdependent Equations
Constitutive Equations
D t E t
B t H t
J t E t
Boundary Conditions
Tangential components –
aˆ21 E2 t E1 t 0
aˆ21 H 2 t H1 t J s K
Normal components –
aˆ21 D2 t D1 t s t
aˆ21 B2 t B1 t 0
Whites, EE 382 Lecture 6 Page 6 of 7
B
From Faraday’s law: E . For this example
t
aˆ x aˆ y aˆ z
E B
0 0 aˆ y z
x y z x t
0 0 Ez
Therefore,
By Ez
Eo cos t x
t x x
Eo 1 sin t x t x
x
By
or Eo sin t x
t
So, By E cos t x C
o
D
From Ampere’s law: H J 0 . Then
t
aˆ x aˆ y aˆ z
H y E
0 z
0 ˆ
a
x y z x t
0
0 Hy 0
Therefore,
Eo cos t x 0 Eo cos t x
x 0 t
Ez
or
t x t x
Eo 1 sin t x 0 Eo 1 sin t x
0 x t
So that
2
0 or 0 0 [rad/m]
0
Ez
D 0 E 0 0. consistent with Maxwell’s
z
equations.
B
B y 0 . consistent with Maxwell’s equations.
y