Electromagnetic theory miscellaneous


Electromagnetic theory miscellaneous

Electromagnetic Theory

  1. The input impedance of a loss-less transmission line is 100 ohms when terminated in a short-circuit, and 64 ohms when terminated in an open circuit. The characteristic impedance of the line is—









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    Z0 = √Zin·ZL = √100 × 64 = 80 ohm

    Correct Option: A

    Z0 = √Zin·ZL = √100 × 64 = 80 ohm


  1. A rectangular loop in the x-z plane bounded by the lines
    x = 0, x = a, z = 0 and z = b, in a time-varying magnetic field given by
    B = B0 cos ωt ay
    where B0 is a constant, ω is the angular frequency and – ay is the unit vector in the y-direction. The emf induced in the loop is given by—









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    B = B0 cos ωt + iy
    Again | e (t) | = d/ dt (ab B0 cos ωt)
    = ab B0 ω sin ωt

    Correct Option: B

    B = B0 cos ωt + iy
    Again | e (t) | = d/ dt (ab B0 cos ωt)
    = ab B0 ω sin ωt



  1. Kirchhoff's current law for direct currents is implicit in the expression—









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    s J.ds implies that the net current coming out of a closed surface is zero; which is the KCL for direct current.

    Correct Option: B

    s J.ds implies that the net current coming out of a closed surface is zero; which is the KCL for direct current.


  1. A circular loop has its radius increasing at a rate of 2 m/s. The loop is placed perpendicular to a constant magnetic field 0.1 Wb/m2. When the radius of the loop is 2 m, the emf induced in the loop will be—









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    The area of the loop is A = π r2
    Flux linking the area, φ = B × πr2

    Induced emf, e(t) =
    dt

    e (t) = d/ dt {B πr2} = B π 2r (dr/ dt)
    or    e (t) = 0.1 × π × 2 × 2 × 2 = 0.8 πV

    Correct Option: A

    The area of the loop is A = π r2
    Flux linking the area, φ = B × πr2

    Induced emf, e(t) =
    dt

    e (t) = d/ dt {B πr2} = B π 2r (dr/ dt)
    or    e (t) = 0.1 × π × 2 × 2 × 2 = 0.8 πV



  1. Given that L = 1 µH/m, C = 11.11 pf/m the group delay time is—









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    Group delay time td = β/ ω
    β = ω√LC

    Correct Option: B

    Group delay time td = β/ ω
    β = ω√LC