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    This document contains three tutorial sheets from an Antenna Theory and Wave Propagation course at Thapar University, Patiala. Tutorial Sheet 1 reviews electromagnetic spectrum, transmission lines, antenna matching, and basic communication systems. Tutorial Sheet 2 contains problems involving Maxwell's equations, vector calculus identities, and antenna radiation mechanisms. Tutorial Sheet 3 provides problems on Maxwell's equations, establishing Coulomb's law, and calculating electromagnetic force.

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    THAPAR UNIVERSITY, PATIALA

    ELECTRONICS & COMMUNICATION ENGGNEERING DEPARTMENT


    UEC-601 (Antenna Theory and Wave Propagation)

    ECE (VIth Sem)

    Tutorial Sheet-3
    1. Write and briefly explain Maxwells electromagnetic equations.
    2. Discuss the significance of Displacement current.
    3. Starting from Maxwells equations establish equation of continuity.
    4. Starting from Maxwells third and fourth equations respectively, show that div B = 0
    and div D = .
    5. Determine the emf developed about the path r = 0.5 m, z = 0, and at t = 0, if B =
    0.1x sin 377 t.
    6. Derive Maxwells fourth equation.
    7. Establish Coulombs law from Maxwells equations.

    THAPAR UNIVERSITY, PATIALA


    ELECTRONICS & COMMUNICATION ENGGNEERING DEPARTMENT
    UEC-601 (Antenna Theory and Wave Propagation)

    ECE (VIth Sem)

    Tutorial Sheet-2
    9. Briefly discuss the radiation mechanism in antenna.
    10. Given A = x2 y i + (x-y) k ; B = zxi ; s = x y2 z3.
    Find (i) Curl A,

    (ii) Div B,

    (iii) Grad s

    11. Prove that curl grad s and div curl F are identically zero.
    12. A vector field is given by A = yz i + xz j + xy k. Show that the vector is both
    irrotational and solenoidal.
    13. What is the need of higher frequency carrier wave in communication?
    14. Transform vector B = y ax - x ay + z az into cylindrical and spherical polar
    coordinates.
    15. Transform vector A = 2 cos ar + sin a into Cartesian coordinates.

    THAPAR UNIVERSITY, PATIALA

    ELECTRONICS & COMMUNICATION ENGGNEERING DEPARTMENT


    UEC-601 (Antenna Theory and Wave Propagation)

    ECE (VIth Sem)

    Tutorial Sheet-1 (Review)


    1. Draw electromagnetic spectrum and specify the importance of major bands/portions.
    2. Discuss transmission line parameters.
    3. Give physical significance of characteristic impedance. What are criterion for lossless and distortion-less line?
    4. A 75ohms resistor is connected to a transmission line of characteristic impedance of
    50ohms. What is the VSWR at its termination?
    5. Design a matching network to match a 120 ohms transmission line with antenna input
    impedance of 678 +j140 at 873KHz.
    6. With the help of a block diagram, explain a basic communication system and the role
    of antenna in a wireless communication system.
    7. A coaxial cable having characteristic impedance of 50 ohms is to feed a half wave
    dipole antenna of 75 ohms. Design necessary matching unit.

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