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    Electromagnetic Field Theory: "Our Thoughts and Feelings Have Electromagnetic Reality. Manifest Wisely."

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    This document summarizes the topics covered in Lecture 6 on Electromagnetic Field Theory. The lecture covered magnetic force, Lorentz force, Faraday's law, problems calculating forces on current elements, magnetic torque, magnetic dipole moments, and Faraday's law. It also discussed displacement current, how it is different from conduction current, and how it satisfies the continuity property. Maxwell's equations were also introduced. The document concludes with examples of problems from previous GATE exams related to electromagnetic field theory.

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    Electromagnetic Field Theory: "Our Thoughts and Feelings Have Electromagnetic Reality. Manifest Wisely."

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    This document summarizes the topics covered in Lecture 6 on Electromagnetic Field Theory. The lecture covered magnetic force, Lorentz force, Faraday's law, problems calculating forces on current elements, magnetic torque, magnetic dipole moments, and Faraday's law. It also discussed displacement current, how it is different from conduction current, and how it satisfies the continuity property. Maxwell's equations were also introduced. The document concludes with examples of problems from previous GATE exams related to electromagnetic field theory.

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    This document summarizes the topics covered in Lecture 6 on Electromagnetic Field Theory. The lecture covered magnetic force, Lorentz force, Faraday's law, problems calculating forces on current elements, magnetic torque, magnetic dipole moments, and Faraday's law. It also discussed displacement current, how it is different from conduction current, and how it satisfies the continuity property. Maxwell's equations were also introduced. The document concludes with examples of problems from previous GATE exams related to electromagnetic field theory.

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    Electromagnetic Field Theory: "Our Thoughts and Feelings Have Electromagnetic Reality. Manifest Wisely."

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    This document summarizes the topics covered in Lecture 6 on Electromagnetic Field Theory. The lecture covered magnetic force, Lorentz force, Faraday's law, problems calculating forces on current elements, magnetic torque, magnetic dipole moments, and Faraday's law. It also discussed displacement current, how it is different from conduction current, and how it satisfies the continuity property. Maxwell's equations were also introduced. The document concludes with examples of problems from previous GATE exams related to electromagnetic field theory.

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    Lecture 6

    Electromagnetic Field Theory

    “Our thoughts and feelings have


    Dr. G.V. Nagesh Kumar
    Professor and Head, Department of EEE, electromagnetic reality.
    JNTUA College of Engineering Pulivendula
    Manifest wisely.”
    Topics

    1. Magnetic Force
    2. Lorentz force
    3. Faraday’s law

    2
    Lorentz Force

    3
    Problem

    4
    Problem

    5
    Problem

    6
    Force on a differential Current Element

    7
    Force on a differential Current Element

    8
    Problem

    9
    Force between differential Current
    Elements

    10
    Force between differential Current
    Elements

    11
    Force between differential Current
    Elements

    12
    Force between differential Current
    Elements

    13
    Force between differential Current
    Elements

    14
    Problem

    15
    Problem

    16
    Problem

    17
    Magnetic Torque

    18
    Magnetic Torque

    19
    Magnetic Moment of Planar Coil

    20
    Magnetic Moment of Planar Coil

    21
    Problem

    22
    Problem

    23
    Problem

    24
    Problem

    25
    Problem

    26
    Magnetic dipole moment

    27
    Problem

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    Problem

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    Problem

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    Problem

    31
    Problem

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    Faraday's Law

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    Faraday's Law

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    Faraday's Law

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    Faraday's Law

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    Faraday's Law

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    Faraday's Law

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    Problem

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    Problem

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    Problem

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    Problem

    42
    Displacement Current

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    Displacement Current

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    Displacement Current

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    Displacement Current

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    Displacement Current

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    Displacement Current

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    Displacement Current

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    Displacement Current

    50
    Displacement Current

    • According to Faraday’s law of electromagnetic induction, a time-


    varying magnetic field induces an emf,
    • According to Maxwell, an electric field sets up a current and hence
    a magnetic field. Such a current is called displacement current.
    • The current that exists inside the capacitor is Displacement
    current.
    • Conduction current is due to the flow of electrons in a circuit. It
    exists even if electrons flow at a uniform rate.
    • Displacement current is due to the time-varying electric field. It
    does not exist under steady conduction.
    • The magnitude of displacement current in case of steady electric
    fields in a conducting wire is zero, since the electric field E does
    not change with time. 51
    Displacement Current

    • When a capacitor starts charging there is no conduction of charge


    between the plates.
    However, because of change in charge accumulation with time above the
    plates,
    the electric field changes causing the displacement current.
    • Conduction current is the actual current whereas displacement current is
    the apparent current produced by time varying electric field.
    • The current due to the changing electric field is called displacement
    current.
    • The displacement current satisfy the property of continuity i.e the sum of
    displacement and conduction current remains constant along the closed
    path.
    • The magnitude of displacement current in case of steady electric fields in a
    conducting wire is Zero. 52
    Problem

    53
    Maxwells Equation

    54
    Problem

    55
    Problem

    56
    Problem

    57
    Problem

    58
    Problem

    59
    Problem

    60
    Problem

    61
    Problem : GATE 2015

    62
    Problem : GATE 2000

    Option (d) is Correct


    63
    Problem : GATE 2015

    64
    Problem : GATE 2015

    65
    Thank you
    Email: nagesh.eee@jntua.ac.in

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