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Electromagnetic Field Theory

Electromagnetic Field Theory
Two coupled coils with L1 = L2 = 0.6 H have a coupling coefficient of K = 0.8. The turns ratio N1/N2 is

 2.
 1.
 0.5.
 4.

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Electromagnetic Field Theory
In free space E (z, t) = 103 sin(ωt - βz) uy v/m. What is the value of H (z, t)

 (103/377) cos(ωt - β z)(-ux) A/m.
 (103/377) sin(ωt - β z)(ux) A/m.
 (103/377) sin(ωt - β z)(-ux) A/m.
 None of above.

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Electromagnetic Field Theory
Which of this statement is not characteristic of a static magnetic field

 it has no sink or sources.
 it is conservative.
 magnetic flux lines are always closed.
 it is solenoidal.

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Electromagnetic Field Theory
Find the strength of the magnetic field when a 2m long conductor is moving with a velocity 4m/s inducing an emf of 20V.

 10T.
 5T.
 0.5T.
 2.5T.

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Electromagnetic Field Theory
An electric dipole of moment P is placed in front of a ground sphere. The change induced on the surface of the sphere is (Assume radius of sphere = R and distance from dipole to centre of sphere = d)

 Zero.
 PR/d.
 PR 2/d3.
 PR/d2.

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Electromagnetic Field Theory
The lagging of flux density behind the applied magnetising force is known as

 hysteresis.
 permeance.
All of these
 flux.

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