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    This document provides a model paper for a midterm exam in Engineering Electromagnetics. It contains 9 practice problems covering key concepts in vector calculus, electrostatics, and magnetostatics. Specifically, it asks students to [1] find gradients and curls of vector fields, [2] calculate electric fields from point charges and electric potentials, [3] find electric flux densities, [4] determine how electric fields change between different dielectric media, [5] calculate magnetic fields from current-carrying wires, and [6] find magnetic field intensities in problems involving multiple current distributions. Solving these problems requires applying concepts like Gauss's law, Laplace's equation, and Biot-Savart law.

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    This document provides a model paper for a midterm exam in Engineering Electromagnetics. It contains 9 practice problems covering key concepts in vector calculus, electrostatics, and magnetostatics. Specifically, it asks students to [1] find gradients and curls of vector fields, [2] calculate electric fields from point charges and electric potentials, [3] find electric flux densities, [4] determine how electric fields change between different dielectric media, [5] calculate magnetic fields from current-carrying wires, and [6] find magnetic field intensities in problems involving multiple current distributions. Solving these problems requires applying concepts like Gauss's law, Laplace's equation, and Biot-Savart law.

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    Electro Magnetics Model Paper

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    This document provides a model paper for a midterm exam in Engineering Electromagnetics. It contains 9 practice problems covering key concepts in vector calculus, electrostatics, and magnetostatics. Specifically, it asks students to [1] find gradients and curls of vector fields, [2] calculate electric fields from point charges and electric potentials, [3] find electric flux densities, [4] determine how electric fields change between different dielectric media, [5] calculate magnetic fields from current-carrying wires, and [6] find magnetic field intensities in problems involving multiple current distributions. Solving these problems requires applying concepts like Gauss's law, Laplace's equation, and Biot-Savart law.

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    EC320 – Engineering Electromagnetics

    1. Find the gradient of the vector V  10r sin 2  cos 

    2. Find the curl of vector H H  x 2 yzax  xzaz

    3. Two point chargers of charge Q each are located in (3,4,5) and (-3,4,5) coordinates respectively.
    Find electric field intensity E at (0,0,5).

    4. Find the electric potential at (0,0,0) of the question 2.

    10
    V sin  cos 
    5. Electric potential is given by r2 . Find the electric field intensity.

    6. A charge distribution in spherical symmetrical shape is given by

     0 r
    0r R
    v   R
     0 r R

    Find electric flux density when r>R.

    7. Two different electric media are separated in Z=0 plane. The Relative permittiities of media 1
    and 2 are 4 and 3. The electric field intensity at medium 1 is E1 = 5ax+3az. Find E in medium 2
    (E2)
    8. An infinite line carries a current of 5 A. Find the magnetic field intensity at 1m from the line.
    9. Planes Z=0 and Z=4 carry currents K=-10 ax and K=10ax. Find H at (1,1,1).

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