A very long thin lossless two-wire transmission line is short-circuited at one end and connected to the ideal current source of slowly time-varying current at the other end: i(t) = 10 cos(wt) Rectangular wire loop of side lengths a and b is placed in the plane of the line while its longer sides are parallel to the line wires (Figure below). Computing the magnetic fields as if the wires were infinitely long, find the induced emf in the loop d₁ d₂ b (↑) i(t)

A very long thin lossless two-wire transmission line is short-circuited at one end and connected to the ideal current source of slowly time-varying current at the other end: i(t) = 10 cos(wt) Rectangular wire loop of side lengths a and b is placed in the plane of the line while its longer sides are parallel to the line wires (Figure below). Computing the magnetic fields as if the wires were infinitely long, find the induced emf in the loop d₁ d₂ b (↑) i(t)