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    Birla Institute of Technology and Science, Pilani Pilani Campus Instruction Division

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    This is the handout of the course Electromagnetic Fields and Waves Instructor-in-charge : Dr. PRAVEEN KUMAR A.V. This course it taught as an elective in bits pilani.

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    BIRLA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY AND SCIENCE, Pilani

    Pilani Campus
    Instruction Division
    Course Handout (Part II)
    Date: 12/01/2015
    In addition to Part-I (General Handout for all courses appended to the time table) this portion gives
    further specific details regarding the course.
    Course No.
    : EEE F433
    Course Title
    : Electromagnetic Fields and Waves
    Instructor-in-charge : Dr. PRAVEEN KUMAR A.V. (chamber No. 2210-D)
    (email: praveen.kumar@pilani.bits-pilani.ac.in)
    Instructors
    : NA
    1. Scope and objective of the course:
    Circuit theory- the tool of an Electrical engineer, is useful when the operating wavelength of the
    signal is much larger than the physical size of the circuit. But when the signal wavelength is
    comparable to the size, circuit theory fails to give accurate results. Here comes the field theory - an
    RF engineer's tool, based on four fundamental electromagnetic (EM) equations, well known as
    Maxwell's equations that can be used to analyze a system at any frequency. The diverse theoretical
    implications of Maxwell's equations are used to design practical high frequency systems from a
    compact microstrip circuit such as a mobile phone antenna to a gigantic particle accelerator such as
    the Large Hadron collider. In addition to the useful effects, high frequency waves can impart certain
    unwanted effects also, such as interference (EMI) in electrical systems, radiation hazards to biological
    tissues etc. Students registered in this course need to have a good knowledge of electromagnetic
    theory and Maxwell's equations. Focus will be placed on the engineering aspects, especially on the
    most applied range of the spectrum - the microwaves.
    Text Book :
    J. D. Kraus and D. A. Fleisch, Electromagnetics with Applications, 5th ed., McGraw Hill, 1999
    Reference Books :
    1. M.N.O. Sadiku, Principles of Electromagnetics, 4th ed., Oxford univ. press, 2007
    2. D. M. Pozar, Microwave Engineering, 3rd ed., John Wiley & Sons, 1989
    3. R.C. Carter, Electromagnetism for Electronic Engineers, Chapman & Hall, 1992
    4. E. Jordan and K. Balmein, Electromagnetic waves and radiating systems, Prentice-Hall, 1995

    2. Course Plan :
    Lec.
    No.

    Topic to be covered

    Course handout discussion

    2-7

    8-16

    Learning Objective
    Introduction
    components

    to

    the

    course

    Reference
    and

    its

    Applicability of electromagnetic
    theory

    Maxwell's
    equations,
    Boundary
    conditions, Wave equations, Skin effect,
    Poynting
    theorem,
    dispersion,
    polarization, Conductors and dielectrics,
    Ohmic loss, Travelling and standing
    waves, Reflection and transmission,
    FDTD demonstration

    Ch. 2- TB
    Ch.4,7,8-Ref1
    Ch.4-TB
    Ch.9-Ref1,
    Lecture notes

    Transmission lines

    TEM, quasi-TEM, TE, TM, Hybrid modes,


    Impedance transformation-applications,
    planar transmission lines, microstrip line
    design, surface waves, dispersion, Smith
    chart - impedance matching

    Ch. 10-Ref1
    Ch.3-Ref1
    Ch.2,3,5-Ref2

    Please Do Not Print Unless Necessary

    BIRLA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY AND SCIENCE, Pilani


    Pilani Campus
    Instruction Division

    17-24

    Waveguides

    25-30

    High frequency network


    analysis

    31-35

    Antennas and radiation

    36-40

    High frequency effects

    Rectangular waveguides - field equations,


    cut-off
    frequency
    reflection,
    attenuation, power handling, bandwidthridge waveguide, waveguide junctions magic-T, demonstration of some devices,
    introduction to cavity resonators and
    particle accelerators
    Network analysis, scattering parameters,
    properties, Typical microwave devices power
    splitter,
    directional
    coupler,
    isolator,
    circulator,
    magic-T
    applications, demonstration, introduction
    to Vector Network Analyzer
    Antenna characteristics - Near and far
    fields, inverse square law, VSWR
    bandwidth, gain, radiation pattern, short
    dipole, small loop antenna, MPA, DRA comparison
    and
    fabrication,
    Friss
    formula, antenna measurement, anechoic
    chamber, demonstration
    Electromagnetic
    interference
    and
    compatibility, Mobile phone, microwave
    oven, circuit board, RF shielding, ionizing
    and non-ionizing effects, safe exposure
    levels, SAR, dose rate

    Ch.11-Ref1
    Ch. 3-Ref2,
    Lecture notes

    Ch. 4-Ref2 and


    Lecture notes

    Ch. 12-Ref1
    Ch.5-TB, Lecture
    notes

    Ch.9,10-TB
    Ch.12-Ref1,
    Lecture notes

    5. Evaluation Scheme:
    Component

    Duration

    Marks

    Weightage

    Date & Time

    Evaluation type

    Quiz
    Assignment

    10-12 min
    Take home

    36
    18

    20 %
    10 %

    Surprise

    Closed Book

    Mid semester Test

    90 min

    45

    25 %

    13/3 2:00 3:30 PM

    Open book

    Comprehensive Test

    3 hours

    81

    45 %

    13/5 FN

    180

    100 %

    Total

    Closed + Open
    Book

    6. Chamber Consultation Hour: Will be announced in the class


    7. Notices: EEE Notice Board (in FD-II)
    8. Absence and Makeup policy:

    The IC must be informed in advance in case a student is likely to be absent on the date of an
    evaluation. Makeup request will be processed by the departmental panel and decision will be made
    based on the genuineness of the absence reason.

    Instructor-in-charge
    EEE C433

    Please Do Not Print Unless Necessary

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