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1. Consider layered structure given below.
Z
€0
€₁ =
2€0
€₂ = 5€0
€3 = 6€0
03
€0
Find the tangential and normal components in each region and determine angle. (Use
electrostatic boundary conditions.)
2. Consider following conducting spherical structure.
€0
a
b
V₁
OV
Area between perfectly conducting surfaces is filled with a dielectric and there is no free charge in
this region. Voltage on the surface of inner conductor is V₁, and outer conductor is grounded.
Determine the expression of electric potential in the region between the conductors by using
Laplace's equation. (Assume electric potential in this region only depends on R radial coordinate.)
02
0₁1
45°
Eo
Transcribed Image Text:1. Consider layered structure given below. Z €0 €₁ = 2€0 €₂ = 5€0 €3 = 6€0 03 €0 Find the tangential and normal components in each region and determine angle. (Use electrostatic boundary conditions.) 2. Consider following conducting spherical structure. €0 a b V₁ OV Area between perfectly conducting surfaces is filled with a dielectric and there is no free charge in this region. Voltage on the surface of inner conductor is V₁, and outer conductor is grounded. Determine the expression of electric potential in the region between the conductors by using Laplace's equation. (Assume electric potential in this region only depends on R radial coordinate.) 02 0₁1 45° Eo
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