EEB1073/EDB2013

COURSE: EEB2013: ELECTROMAGNETIC THEORY

Assignment #4 MAGNETOSTATIC

SEMESTER MAY 2019

Instruction:

1. Form a group discussion with 5 members.

A. Hard copy Submission:

1. Answer all questions in the Assignment # 4
2. Submission: Hardcopy of GROUP submission for the answer:
3. Each members need to answer 6 different questions.
3. Send the hardcopy to my mail box: 22-03-mail box.

Due Date: Friday, 12/07/2019, before 5 pm,

[10 marks]

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COURSE: EEB2013: ELECTROMAGNETIC THEORY

Assignment #4
MAGNETOSTATICS

SEMESTER MAY 2019

NAME: …………………………………………………. ID: ………

Questions:

1. Discuss the attributes of electrostatics and magnetostatics. Explain the

properties and relationship between E, D ,B and H.

2. Derive the expression for magnetic force as shown in FIGURE Q2. Explain the
condition and properties for all parameters in expression.

FIGURE Q2

3. Derive the expression for electromagnetic if the charge particles reside in the
present of electric field E and magnetic field.

4. The semicircular conductor shown in FIGURE Q5 lies in x-y plane and

carries current I. The closed circuit is exposed to a magnitude field
⃗ = 𝑦̂𝐵𝑜 . Determine
𝐵
a) the magnetic force F1 on the straight section of the wire.
b) the force F2 on the curved section

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FIGURE Q4

5. Derive the expression for magnetic force exerted on a wire segment l in

FIGURE Q5 which is residing in a uniform magnetic field.

FIGURE Q5

6. The rectangular conducting loop shown in FIGURE Q6 is constructed from rigid

wire and carries current I. The loop is lies in x-y plane and it is allow to pivot
⃗ = 𝑥̂𝐵𝑜
about the axis. The loop is influenced by external uniform magnetic field 𝐵
Generate the expression magnetic force on arm 1 and arm 3 of the loop and the
total magnetic torque. Explain the properties and conditions for all parameters to
expression.

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FIGURE Q6

7. Generate the expression for magnetic moment in FIGURE Q7. Given that the
magnetic field of 𝐵 ⃗ = 𝑥̂𝐵𝑜 is perpendicular to the loop. Explain the properties and
conditions for all related to expression.

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FIGURE Q7

8. Determine the total magnetic field H due to conductor of finite size as shown in
FIGURE Q8. Explain the properties and conditions for all related parameters.

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FIGURE Q8

9. A free standing linear conductor of length l carries a current I along the

z-axis as shown in FIGURE Q9. Determine the flux density B at a point
P located at distance r in the x-y plane. Explain the properties and
conditions for all related parameters.

Figure Q9

10. A circular loop of radius a carries a steady current I is shown in FIGURE Q10..
Determine the magnetic field H at the point P on the axis of the loop.

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FIGURE Q10

11. FIGURE Q11 shows two current carrying conductors that are placed in each
other’s vicinity. Each will exert a magnetic force on other. Consider that the
conductors are very long (infinitely long), straight, free standing, parallel wires
separated by distance d and carrying current I1 and I2 in z-direction at y= d/2 and
y=-d/2.
i. Derive the expression for force F2 exerted on the length l of the wire I2 in
the present of B. Explain the properties and conditions for all related
parameters.
ii. Derive expression the force per unit length exerted on the wire carrying I1.
Explain the properties and conditions for all related parameters.

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FIGURE Q11

12. Sketch the solenoid and horseshoe magnets circuit and explain the functional
and operation of inductive circuit.

13. Sketch the magnetic relays circuit and explain the functional and operation of
inductive circuit.

14. State the Ampere Law of magnetostatics and explain all the related parameters
in the expression.

15. A long straight wire of radius a carries a steady current I that is uniformly
distributed over its cross section as shown in FIGURE Q15

i. Determine the magnetic field H at a distance 𝑟 from wire axis for ,𝑟 ≤ 𝑎

(inside the wire)

ii. Determine the magnetic field H at a distance 𝑟 from wire axis for 𝑟 ≥ 𝑎,
(outside the wire) and plot the graph for H versus 𝑟

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Figure Q15

16. A toroid coil structure is wrapped closely with spaced turn of wire as shown in
FIGURE Q16. It is used to magnetically couple multiple circuits and to measure
the magnetic properties of materials. Given that the structure consists of N turn
carrying current I.
i. Determine the magnitude of magnetic field H in the following regions:
𝑟 < 𝑎, 𝑎 < 𝑟 < 𝑏 and 𝑟 > 𝑏
Explain the condition and properties of all parameters related to expression.

FIGURE Q16

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17. The x-y plane contain an infinite current sheet with surface current density as
Js = 𝑥̂𝐽𝑠 as shown in FIGURE Q17. Find the magnetic field H everywhere in
space. Explain the conditions and properties of all parameters related to
expression.

FIGURE Q17

18. FIGURE Q18 shows the solenoid with length of l , radius a and comprises of
N turns carrying current I with circular loop shape.

i. Derive the expression for magnetic field H along the axis of circular loop of
radius a at distance z away from the center. Explain the condition and
properties of all parameters related to expression.

ii. The induced magnetic field at point P. Explain the conditions and properties
of all parameters related to expression.

iii. The total magnetic field B from entire length of the solenoid. Explain the
conditions and properties all parameters related to expression.

FIGURE Q18
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19. Derive an expression for Magnetic flukes linkage and self-inductance for a given
conducting structure as shown in FIGURE Q19. Explain the conditions and
properties for all parameters related to expression.

FIGURE Q19

20. Develop an expression for the inductance per unit length of a coaxial;
transmission line as shown in FIGURE Q20. The inner and outer conductors has
a radii a and b and insulating material of permeability 𝜇. Explain the conditions
and properties of the all parameters related to expression.

FIGURE Q20

21. Derive the expression for total magnetic energy Wm for any volume containing
material with permeability 𝜇 ( including free space ). Explain the conditions and
properties for all parameters related to expression.

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22. Derive the expression for the magnetic energy stored in a coaxial cable of length
l and inner and outer radii of a and b. The current flowing through the cable is I
and its insulation material has permeability of 𝜇. Explain the conditions and
properties for all parameters related to expression.

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