1. Two concentric, conducting cylinders of length L, are filled with two seperate materials, asshown in the sketch below. The upper half the cylinder has a permittivity 1 and conductivity01, while the lower half has a permittivity 2 and conductivity, 2.↑&1, 0182,0₂(a) Assuming a total current I flows from the inner to outer cylinder, determine the currentdensities J within the two section of the cylinder, as well as the electric field E betweenthe two conductors.(b) Determine the resistance R, as measured between the two conducting cylinders.

Two concentric, conducting cylinders of length L, are filled with two seperate materials, as shown in the sketch below. The upper half the cylinder has a permittivity and conductivity 1, while the lower half has a permittivity 2 and conductivity, 02. &1, 0₁ 82,0₂ (a) Assuming a total current I flows from the inner to outer cylinder, determine the current densities J within the two section of the cylinder, as well as the electric field E between the two conductors. (b) Determine the resistance R, as measured between the two conducting cylinders.

Two concentric, conducting cylinders of length L, are filled with two seperate materials, as shown in the sketch below. The upper half the cylinder has a permittivity and conductivity 1, while the lower half has a permittivity 2 and conductivity, 02. &1, 0₁ 82,0₂ (a) Assuming a total current I flows from the inner to outer cylinder, determine the current densities J within the two section of the cylinder, as well as the electric field E between the two conductors. (b) Determine the resistance R, as measured between the two conducting cylinders.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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