Engineering Electromagnetics
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Chapter 5, Problem 5.33P
Two perfect dielectrics have relative permittivities,
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A coaxial cable has a 10 – mm diameter inside conductor and a metallic sheath with an inside diameter of 20 mm. if the insulating medium has a dielectric constant, k = 2, and a permittivity of 1.113 x 10-10 . What is the capacitance between the conductor and the shield per km?
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Two spheres surfaces have radii a = 10 cm (inner), and b = 15 cm (external). The dielectric has relative permeability er = 10 / r?. Find a. Capacitance between the two surfaces b. E at a point between them.
In empty space (er = 1), the region x1 <x <x2 is filled with material with a dielectric coefficient Er = 7 as a planar infinitely large plate. The geometry is shown in the figure below. Pay attention to the coordinate system placement.Region I: Electric field vector at (x <x1) E1 = (6.5)ux + (0.5)uy+(7.5)uz has been observed.Region II : The relative dielectric constant at (x1 <x <x2) is r = 7.Region III: By determining the electric field E3 at (x2 <x) (space er = 1),|E3| write its value numerically.
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