Electromagnetic Theory: Unit II: (b) Conductors, Dielectrics and Capacitance

University Questions with Answers (Long Answered Questions)

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Electromagnetic Theory: Unit II: (b) Conductors, Dielectrics and Capacitance: University Questions with Answers (Long Answered Questions)

 University Questions with Answers

(Long Answered Questions)

 

(Regulation 2013)

Dec.-14

Q.1 At an interface separating dielectric 1(Ɛr 1) and dielectric 2(Ɛr 2), show that the tangential component of  is continuous across the boundary, whereas the normal component of  is discontinuous at the boundary.

May - 16

Q.2 Develop an expression for the capacitance of parallel plate capacitor having two different dielectric media. (Refer section 5.16) [8]

May-17

Q. 3 Derive the conditions at a boundary between the interface of the two dielectrics in electric field.

(Refer section 5.9) [8]

Q.4 Derive the expression for a capacitance of a parallel plate capacitor. (Refer section 5.13) [8]

Q. 5 Explain the polarization in dielectric materials.

(Refer section 5.6) [6]

Q. 6 Derive the conditions at a boundary between the interface of the two dielectrics in electric field.

(Refer section 5.9) [8]

Q. 7 Discuss in detail, the electric field in multiple dielectrics.

(Refer section 5.16) [6]

Q. 8 Derive the energy density of capacitance.

(Refer section 5.17)

May-18

Q. 9 Explain briefly the polarization in dielectrics.

(Refer section 5.6.1 [6]

(Regulation 2017)

Dec – 18

Q.10 Define dielectric polarization and dielectric constant

(Refer section 5.6.1 [4]

Q.11 Define capacitance and expression for energy stored in the capacitor

(Refer sections 5.10 and 5.17)  [3]

Q.12 State and derive electric boundary condition for (1) a dielectric to dielectric medium, (2) a conductor to dielectric medium and (3) free space to conductor. (Refer sections 5.8 and 5.9) [10]

 

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