Region 1 (y < 0) contains dielectric medium with & = 5 €, and µ, = 1.5 Ho.While, Region 2 (y > 0) contains dielectric medium with &z = 6 €o and uz = 2.75 Ho.Draw a figure which defines such boundary problem. Clearly show the directions of electric fieldintensity E OR electric field density D in both Region 1 and Region 2.If the electric field intensity in Region 1 is given as E, = 35 a, + 25 a, - 15 a, V/m, calculate;i.two components of the electric field intensity in Region 1, i.e. Ejn and Eti.electric field intensity in Region 2 E2.i. electric field density in Region 1 D,, andiv, electric field density in Region 2 D2.Magnetic fields are characterized by the existence of a detectable magnetic force at every pointin the region or simply know as magnetic poles. Describe in detail ONE of its applications inindustry by including a related picture or diagram of such application.

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Region 1 (y < 0) contains dielectric medium with E = 5€, and ui = 1.5 Ho- While, Region 2 (y > 0) contains dielectric medium with e = 6 E, and p2 = 2.75 Ho- Draw a figure which defines such boundary problem. Clearly show the directions of electric field intensity E OR electric field density D in both Region 1 and Region 2. If the electric field intensity in Region 1 is given as E, = 35 a, + 25 a, – 15 a, V/m, calculate; i. two components of the electric field intensity in Region 1, i.e. E,n and Eju i. electric field intensity in Region 2 E2, i. electric field density in Region 1 D,, and

Region 1 (y < 0) contains dielectric medium with E = 5€, and ui = 1.5 Ho- While, Region 2 (y > 0) contains dielectric medium with e = 6 E, and p2 = 2.75 Ho- Draw a figure which defines such boundary problem. Clearly show the directions of electric field intensity E OR electric field density D in both Region 1 and Region 2. If the electric field intensity in Region 1 is given as E, = 35 a, + 25 a, – 15 a, V/m, calculate; i. two components of the electric field intensity in Region 1, i.e. E,n and Eju i. electric field intensity in Region 2 E2, i. electric field density in Region 1 D,, and

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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