A coaxial transmission line described as:Central filamentary current I1=5 amper in Z-direction.Hollow cylinder with radius a=5cm, Iz=10 amper in Z-direction.Semi-hollow cylinder of radius b=10 cm, c=15 cm, I3=8 amper in Z-direction.Determine magnetic field intensity (H) at: p=3cm, p=7cm & p=18cm.H(r=3cm)=14 A/m, H(r=7cm)=15 A/m,H(r=18cm)=23 A/mH(r=3cm)=5 A/m, H(r=7cm)=15 A/m,H(r=18cm)=23 A/mH(r=3cm)=D4 A/m, H(r=7cm)=D10 A/m,H(r=18cm)=13 A/mH(r=3cm)=D0 A/m, H(r=7cm)=D10 A/m,H(r=18cm)=23 A/m

A coaxial transmission line described as: Central filamentary current I=5 amper in Z-direction. Hollow cylinder with radius a=5cm, Iz=10 amper in Z-direction. Semi-hollow cylinder of radius b=10 cm, c=15 cm, I=8 amper in Z-direction. Determine magnetic field intensity (H) at: p=3cm, p=7cm & p=18cm. H(r=3cm)=14 A/m, H(r=7cm)=D15 A/m, H(r=18cm)=23 A/m H(r=3cm)=5 A/m, H(r=7cm)=15 A/m, H(r=18cm)=23 A/m H(r=3cm)=D4 A/m, H(r=7cm)=D10 A/m, H(r=18cm)=13 A/m H(r=3cm)=0 A/m, H(r=7cm)=10 A/m, H(r=18cm)=23 A/m

A coaxial transmission line described as: Central filamentary current I=5 amper in Z-direction. Hollow cylinder with radius a=5cm, Iz=10 amper in Z-direction. Semi-hollow cylinder of radius b=10 cm, c=15 cm, I=8 amper in Z-direction. Determine magnetic field intensity (H) at: p=3cm, p=7cm & p=18cm. H(r=3cm)=14 A/m, H(r=7cm)=D15 A/m, H(r=18cm)=23 A/m H(r=3cm)=5 A/m, H(r=7cm)=15 A/m, H(r=18cm)=23 A/m H(r=3cm)=D4 A/m, H(r=7cm)=D10 A/m, H(r=18cm)=13 A/m H(r=3cm)=0 A/m, H(r=7cm)=10 A/m, H(r=18cm)=23 A/m

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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