1) A capacitor has 5mm length and 4mm width. Two parallel plates are 2mm apart. Between the capacitors magnetic field is B=4 10^-2 Tesla at a given time. Calculate the displacement current. 2) An RLC circuit is build with a 220 microfarad capacitor 100 mH inductor. Find the resonance angular frequency 3) Correct the following functions for the Electric field and Magnetic field given below, so that it can be an electromagnetic wave a) Ex = 600 sin (300 x -900t) By= 2 sin(300x – 900t)

1) A capacitor has 5mm length and 4mm width. Two parallel plates are 2mm apart. Between the capacitors magnetic field is B=4 10^-2 Tesla at a given time. Calculate the displacement current. 2) An RLC circuit is build with a 220 microfarad capacitor 100 mH inductor. Find the resonance angular frequency 3) Correct the following functions for the Electric field and Magnetic field given below, so that it can be an electromagnetic wave a) Ex = 600 sin (300 x -900t) By= 2 sin(300x – 900t)

University Physics Volume 2

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Chapter13: Electromagnetic Induction

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