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Learn Electromagnetic Field Theory -[EMFT]

Mr. Gaurav Verma

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Unleash the Power of Electromagnetic Waves and Master the Fundamentals of EMFT!

Overview

Gain a thorough understanding of Maxwell's equations, the Poisson-Laplace equation, magnetostatics, self and mutual inductance, electric field polarization, and static and dynamic electric and magnetic fields as you study electromagnetic field theory (EMFT).  Along with applications in microwave engineering and electromagnetic waves, this foundational course in electrical engineering also covers the principles of transmission lines, coaxial lines, waveguides, antennas, and dipole antennas.  Perfect for professionals and students looking for a conceptual and practical understanding of transmission lines and electromagnetic theory with practical engineering applications.

Key Highlights

Understanding electrostatics and magnetostatics

Exploring Maxwell's equations and electromagnetic waves

Analyzing the behavior of electric and magnetic fields

Applying electromagnetic theory to practical engineering problems

Solving problems related to electric charges and currents

Understanding the concept of electromagnetic induction

Exploring electromagnetic wave propagation and antennas

Studying the principles of transmission lines and waveguides

What you will learn

Understand the fundamentals of electromagnetic fields

Gain a solid foundation in the basic principles and concepts of electromagnetic field theory.

Apply Maxwell's equations to solve electromagnetic problems

Learn how to use Maxwell's equations to analyze and solve various electromagnetic field problems.

Explore electromagnetic wave propagation and transmission lines

Discover the behavior of electromagnetic waves and transmission lines in different mediums and structures.

Understand the concepts of antennas and waveguides

Learn about the design, characteristics, and applications of antennas and waveguides in EMFT.

Modules

Course Details

2 attachments • 1 mins

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Course Content

16 attachments • 2 hrs

Lec-1 : Introduction to Electromagnetic Fields

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Lec-2 : Electric Fields

Lec-3 : Poisson–Laplace equation

Lec-4 : Magnetostatics

Lec-5 : Self & Mutual -Inductance

Lec-6 : Electric field polarization

Lec-7 : Maxwell's equations

Lec-8 : Wave equations

Lec-9 : Poynting Theorem

Lec-10 : Fresnel's Laws

Lec-11 : Interference

Lec-12 : Coaxial Lines

Lec-13 : Transmission lines

Lec-14 : Waveguides

Lec-15 : Antenna

Lec-16 : Dipole Antenna

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I'm grateful for your guidance and support. Your passion for teaching inspires me to learn more. You've shown me that education is a powerful tool. Your lessons have taught me valuable life skills. I respect your dedication to education and your students.

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EMFT

FAQs

What is electromagnetic field formula?

The electromagnetic field formula is given by F = q(E + v × B), where F is the force on a charged particle, q is the charge, E is the electric field, v is the velocity of the particle, and B is the magnetic field.

What is electromagnetic field examples?

An electromagnetic field is a physical field produced by electrically charged objects, which includes both electric and magnetic components. Examples of electromagnetic fields include light waves, radio waves, microwaves, X-rays, and the Earth's magnetic field.

Who is the father of electromagnetic theory?

James Clerk Maxwell

What are the basic principles of EM theory?

The basic principles of Electromagnetic (EM) theory include the concept that electric and magnetic fields are interrelated and propagate as waves at the speed of light, governed by Maxwell's equations.

What are the applications of electromagnetic field?

Electromagnetic fields are used in communication, power generation, medical imaging, and radar systems.

Who introduced the electromagnetic theory?

James Clerk Maxwell introduced the electromagnetic theory.

What are the prerequisites for this course?

Basic knowledge of Electromagnetic is required for this course.

Who can enroll in this course?

This course is designed for undergraduate students of Electrical Engineering, Electronics, Physics, and related fields, but anyone interested in electromagnetic theory can join.

About the creator

About the creator

Mr. Gaurav Verma

I'm Gaurav Verma. Completed B.Tech in Electronics from Delhi University in 2017. Cleared GATE on first attempt, pursued M.Tech in VLSI design at CDAC Mohali Chandigarh.

Achieved consecutive GATE clears in 2018 and 2019 with improved ranks. Also cleared JRF in Dec 2018 with 99.925 percentile.

Joined PhD in VLSI from Department of ECE, IIT Roorkee in July 2019. Currently with a VLSI corporate. Feel free to ask questions or discuss course topics. Enjoy the course!

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