A Ae (Pages : 3) 1391 Reg. No. Name Fifth Semester B.Tech. Degree Examination, May 2012 (2008 Scheme) 08.505 : APPLIED ELECTRO MAGNETIC THEORY (T) Time : 3 Hours Max. Marks : 100 PART-A Answer all questions. ; (10x4=40 Marks) 1. A vector field is given by A =yzax+xzay+xyaz show that it is both irrotational and solenoidal. 2. Define the Laplacian of a vector field. 3. Derive the unit of the Poynting vector. 4. The electric field intensity associated with a plane wave travelling in perfect dielectric medium is given by Ex(z,t)= 10 cos(2x x10" — 0.12z)v/m. Calculate the velocity of propagation and the intrinsic impedance. a . Explain the term group velocity and phase velocity 2 Explain Brewster angle. . | If the larger dimension of rectangular waveguide is 5 cm, determine the guide wavelength 2, for the dominant mode. 8. Using the Smith Chart how the normalized line admittance at a point on the line is determined given the normalized line impedance at that point ? 9. Derive the expression for the frequency at which the displacement current is equal to the conducting current in a partially conducting medium. 10. Briefly explain the term dominant mode in case of the wave guide1391 ‘ui a PART-B Answer two questions from each Module. Each question carries 10 marks. 1 ze Module—I . a) Find the transformation matrix for transforming the unit vectors in the cylindrical co-ordinate system to those in the rectangular co-ordinate system. b) Transform the vector B = zax + (1 x)ay +y/xaz into cylindrical co-ordinates. a) Derive the boundary condition of electric field and magnetic field b) Derive the relation between E, Vand A. . a) Derive Maxwell's equation from fundamental laws. b) Two circular coils of 5 cm radius each have the same axis of symmetry and are 1 m apart from each other. Coil A -has 10 turns and coil B has 100 turns. If an alternating current of 100 A amplitude and 10 KHz frequency is passed through coil. A, find the rms value of the induced voltage across the open terminals of coil - B. Module - II a) Calculate the characteristic impedance, propagation constant and velocity of propagation at 400 KHz for.a transmission line having L = 0.5 mH/km c= 0.08 uF and negligible R and G. b) A transmission line has the following constants R= 10.49, L = 3. 66 mH, C= 0.00835 pH and G = 0.08.9. Calculate Zo,a,f and vp at @ = 5000 radians sec. a) Derive the boundary conditions for E and H at the boundary of a conductor and perfect dielectric. b) Explain the reflection and refraction of plane electromagnetic waves at boundary =. for obliqué incidence. 23 of(AnH + 1391 16. a) Explain Poynting vector and establish the relationP=ExH. =~ 4 b) A lossy transmission line has resistance = 2a, inductance = 1HH, capacitance = 100 pF and conductance = 0, per each kilometer length. Determine the ldss in dB of 100 feet of this cable at an operating frequency of 500 MHz. 6 Module - III 17. a) From the equations of voltage and current distribution along a transmission line, derive the expression of standing wave ratio of a line terminated by a load impedance. . 5 b) Alossless line is terminated with a resistive load of 120 0. If the line presents an impedance of 48 +} 36 © at a position 334 away from load, what is characteristic impedance ? 5 18. a) Explain the principle of impedance matching using a quarter wave transformer. 5 b) Using Smith Chart, design and place a short circuited shunt stub to match ane with characteristic impedance of 50 © toa load impedance of 160-} 80 0 5 19. a) Explain the principle of impedance matching using a double stub. 5 b) Anideal loss-less quarter wave transmission line of characteristic impedance 60 © is terminated in a load impedance Z,. Given the value of the input impedance of the line i) When Z, =0 ii) When Z, = oo ili) WhenZ,=60Q. ~~ 5