Jordan Univ. of Science & Technology, Electrical Eng. Dept. Second Semester 2000-2001, 2/5/2001 EE-207, Electromagnetics I, Mid # 2, Dr. N. Dib & Dr. A. Harb © Start each question in a new page. * You HAVE to write down the expressions used in the solution. ‘« Write CLEARLY. Put the final answer in a BOX. Show your work to get partial credit. Write (a), (b), ... in your answer. You can directly use any relation that was derived in class. 1, (14 points) A capacitor consists of two coaxial metallic circular cylindrical surfaces of length L, inner radius a, and outer radius 6. The perfect dielectric material Sling between the two cylinders has @ non-homogencous permittivity: = olp Assume that V(p=a) = Yo and V(p= 8) =9. (a) (S points) By solving the appropriate differential equation, show that the potential distribu- tion between the two cylinders is given by V = %lp-B/(a—-d) (b) (S points) Using the above given expression for V, find the capacitance of the structure using ~ C=QiV. (¢) (4 points) Check your answer in (b) by finding the capacitance using the electric energy stored in the eapacitor. 2. (9 points) The space between two parallel conducting plates each having an area S is filled with an inhomogeneous medium whose conductivity is given by: kL uth where h is the distance between the two plates. Assume that V(y ~ 0) =0, and V(y= (a) (5 points) By solving the appropriate governing differential equation, show that the potential distribution between the two plates is given by 2M Pp vi) = 38 (8 + ax} = Ve (b) (4 points) Using the above given expression, find the resistance between the two plates. 3, (7 points) Medium (1), comprising the region R < a, is a perfect dielectric sphere of preimittivity &. Medium (2), comprising the region R > a, is free-space. ‘The electric fields in the two regions are given by: “( pis th Ey = C, (ax cos8 — dy sind) tea = gs o. Sphevice Ey = Gy {ant +3) cos — a Seine rv) where C, and C; are constants. Find the dielectric constant ¢ of the dielectric sphere.(b) E--7V Q=28— Ra j 24)=0 eC, J d pah_ dv] =0 iy (Sen 73 Cc 2, £ wSey Sy G Viyso)2o = Cc, 20° avy Vigeh Ve 2 SF : av, fy? “Ve 3h [£4 yh] sy 3h Ds GR SB )O) - 4m gy peM 2 Sh wy