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Electromagnetic Field Theory

Electromagnetic Field Theory
A waveguide operated below cut off frequency can be used as

An isolator
None
An attenuator
Phase shifter

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Electromagnetic Field Theory
Electric flux in coulombs emanating from any surface of a cube containing C coulombs of charge at its centre is

 Q / 4π.
 Q / 6.
 Q / 6ε.
 4πQ / 6ε.

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Electromagnetic Field Theory
Conductor is constant and field is varying then emf will be induced. This principle is called

 dynamically induced emf.
 virtually induced emf.
 static induced emf.
None of these

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Electromagnetic Field Theory
A pure inductor is connected across a voltage source. Find the active power drawn by the inductor?

 either 1 or 2
 0
None of these
 maximum

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Electromagnetic Field Theory
A point charge in space is attracted towards a dielectric material because of the

 phenomenon of dielectric polarisation.
 all of above.
 dielectric hysteresis.
 maximisation of electrostatic flux.

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Electromagnetic Field Theory
The magnitude of the induced emf in a conductor depends upon on the

 flux density of the magnetic field.
 amount of flux linkage.
 amount of flux cut.
 rate of change of flux linkage.

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