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Electromagnetic Field Theory

Electromagnetic Field Theory
For an inductor, current is proportional to

 magnetic field.
 voltage across the inductor.
 none of them.
 both (A) and (B).

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Electromagnetic Field Theory
A potential field is given by V = 3x2 y – yz. The electric field at P(2, -1, 4) is

 12 Ix - 8 Iy - Iz V/m.
 12 Ix + 8 Iy + Iz V/m.
 12 Ix - 8 Iy V/m.
 12 Ix - Iz V/m.

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Electromagnetic Field Theory
Which of the following will increase the antenna radiation efficiency?

Use of larger section of conductor
Top loading of antenna
Any of the above
Providing insulation on conductor

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Electromagnetic Field Theory
A circular ring is carrying uniformly distributed charge q and a point charge – Q on the axis of the ring. The magnitude of dipole moment of the charge system is (Assume distance between centre of ring and point charge is d and radius of ring R)

 Q√(R2 + d2).
  QD.
 QR.
 QR2/d.

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Electromagnetic Field Theory
The ability of charged bodies to exert force on one another is attributed to the existence of

 protons.
 electrons.
 electric field.
 neutrons.

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Electromagnetic Field Theory
In case of surface waves the field strength at a point is directly proportional to

Wave frequency
Antenna height
Distance of the point from the antenna
Current of the antenna

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