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Electromagnetic Field Theory

Electromagnetic Field Theory
A voltage waveform V(t) = 12t2 is applied across a 1H inductor for t = 0, with initial current through it being zero. The current through the inductor for t = 0 is given by

 12t3.
 24t.
 4t3.
 12t.

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Electromagnetic Field Theory
In a dielectric material an applied field in x direction Ex = 5 v/m gives a polarization of px = 3/10π ux nc/m2. The susceptibility of the material is

 Infinity.
 Zero.
  2.16.
 4.32.

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Electromagnetic Field Theory
A long straight wire carries a current I = 10A. At what distance is the magnetic field H = 1A/m?

 1.29 m.
 1.39 m.
 1.19 m.
 1.59 m.

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Electromagnetic Field Theory
Which of the following impedance inversion is obtained?

A quarter wave line
Balun transformer
Short-circuited stub
A half wave line

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Electromagnetic Field Theory
A loop is rotating about x-axis in a magnetic field, B = BO cos(ω + φ) ay. The voltage in the loop is

 Due to both rotating and transformer action.
 Due to rotating only.
 Zero.
 Due to transformer only.

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Electromagnetic Field Theory
In an inductor current cannot change abruptly. Comment on the statement.

 True partially.
 False.
 Cannot comment.
 True.

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