DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATION ENGG.

COURSE PLAN
Department : ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATION ENGG.
Subject : Electrma!net"c #a$e%
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MANIPAL INSTITUTE OF TEC+NOLOG8
(A constituent college of Manipal University, Manipal)
Manipal Karnataka 576 104
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Course Obe!"#$es
At the end of this course, student should be able to:
CO1. Describe the basic principles of Electrostatics and Magnetostatics.
CO2. Apply the governing laws such as Gauss law! A"peres #aw! $iot%&avart law and
'aradays law for analy(ing of electro"agnetic syste"s.
CO). Deter"ine the characteristics of Electro"agnetic fields at the interface between
two different "edia! by applying boundary conditions.
CO*. #ist various Ma+well,s e-uations in both integral and differential for"s and apply
the" to ti"e%varying fields.
CO.. Describe the principle of electro"agnetic wave propagation in loss less and lossy
"edia.
CO/. Calculate trans"ission and reflection coefficients for nor"al and obli-ue incidence
of 0EM waves.
CO1. Deter"ine para"eters associated with waves on lossless and lossy "edia.

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Lecture n. Tp"c t be c$ere5
L2 2eview of 3ector analysis! Cartesian co%ordinate syste"s
L3 Cylindrical co%ordinate syste"s 4 Conversion fro" one to other
L4 &pherical co%ordinate syste"s 4 Conversion fro" one to other
L( 0utorial
L9 Coulo"b,s law and its applications! Electric field intensity
L: 'ield due to point charges! 'ield due to point line charge
L; 'ield due to surface charge and volu"e charge
L< 0utorial
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Electric flu+ and electric flu+ density! Gauss,s law! Gauss,s law
applications
L21 Ma+wells E-uation! Divergence! Gauss divergence theore"
L22
Energy! 'orce! 5D! 5D due to 5oint Charge! 5D due to ring charge!
5otential Gradient!
L23 0utorial
L24 Dipole! Energy in % field
L2( Oh",s law! continuity e-uations! $oundary Conditions
L29 Dielectrics! $oundary Conditions! 2ela+ation ti"e!
L2: 0utorial
L2;
Capacitance! Capacitance of coa+ial cable! Capacitance two%wire
trans"ission lines
L2< 5oisson,s and #aplace,s e-uations! solution to #aplace,s e-uations
L2= Magnetic field intensity! $iot%&avart,s law! A"pere,s law
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L31 0utorial
L32 &to6e,s theore"
L33 'lu+! 'lu+ Density! &calar vector potentials
L34 Magnetic vector potentials! $oundary Conditions
L3( 0utorial
L39 'araday,s law! Displace"ent Current! 0or-ue
L3: 7nductance
L3; Energy Densities
L3< 0utorial
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Ma+well,s e-uations in integral and point for" for free space and "aterial
"edia!
L41 Ma+well,s e-uations in &inusoidal for"
L42 2etarded 5otentials! 5roble"s
L43 0utorial
L44 8ave E-uations and its solutions
L4( 9nifor" 5lane wave
L49 8ave 5ropagation in 'ree space
L4: 0utorial
L4; 8ave 5ropagation in Dielectric
L4< 5oyinting vector and co"ple+ 5oyinting vector! &6in effect
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L4= 8ave 5olari(ation! :or"al 7ncidence
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L(2 Dielectric%conductor "ediu"!
L(3 0rans"ission and reflection coefficients
L(4 &tanding 8ave 2atio! Multiple 7nterfaces
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L(9 5ropagation of EM 8aves
L(: 5ropagation in General Directions! Obli-ue 7ncidence
L(; 0otal 7nternal 2eflection! $rewster Angle
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