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    EE220:

    Electromagnetics

    COURSE OUTLINE
    ORIENTATION

    ENGR. JOHN REY B. BAJUYO


    Instructor
    ELECTROMAGNETICS
    COURSE OUTLINE
    1. INTRODUCTION TO ELECTROMAGNETICS AND REVIEW OF VECTOR
    ANALYSIS
    a. Definition, History, and Application of Electromagnetics
    b. Vector Analysis
    2. COULOMB’S LAW AND ELECTRIC FIELD INTENSITY
    a. Coulomb’s Law
    b. Electric Field Intensity
    c. Field Due to a Continuous Volume Charge Distribution
    d. Field of a Line Charge
    e. Field of a Sheet of Charge
    3. GAUSS’S LAW AND ELECTRIC FLUX DENSITY
    a. Electric Flux Density
    b. Gauss’s Law
    c. Application of Gauss’s Law
    d. Divergence
    e. Maxwell’s First Equation
    f. Vector Operator and Divergence Theorem
    ELECTROMAGNETICS
    COURSE OUTLINE
    4. ENERGY AND POTENTIAL
    a. Energy Expected in Moving a point charge in an Electric Field
    b. Line Integral
    c. Definition of Potential and Potential Difference
    d. Potential Field of a Point Charge
    e. Potential Field of a System of Charges: Conservative Property
    f. Potential Gradient
    g. Dipole
    h. Energy Density in the electrostatic Field
    5. CONDUCTORS, DIELECTRIC, AND CAPACITANCE
    a. Current and Current Capacitance
    b. Continuity of Current
    c. Metallic Conductors
    d. Conductor Properties and Boundary Conditions
    e. Method of Images
    f. Semiconductors
    g. Nature of Dielectric Materials
    h. Capacitance
    ELECTROMAGNETICS
    COURSE OUTLINE
    6. STEADY MAGNETIC FIELD
    a. Biot-Savart Law
    b. Ampere’s Circuital Law
    c. Curl
    d. Stokes Theorem
    e. Magnetic Flux and Magnetic Flux Density
    f. Scalar and Vector Magnetic Potentials
    g. Derivation of Steady-Magnetic-Field Laws
    EE220:
    Electromagnetics

    Topic 1:
    Introduction to
    Electromagnetics

    ENGR. JOHN REY B. BAJUYO


    Instructor
    What is Electromagnetics?
    Electromagnetics or Electromagnetism is a branch
    of Physics involving electromagnetic forces i.e.
    dealing with concepts and interactions of the
    electric and magnetic field.
    Why Study Electromagnetics?
    “ELECTROMAGNETICS IS
    EVERYWHERE!”
    Electromagnetics is fundamental to the
    advancement of electrical and computer
    engineering technology.
    Examples of Electromagnetic Applications
    COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY
    Examples of Electromagnetic Applications

    COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY
    Examples of Electromagnetic Applications
    MILITARY DEFENSE APPLICATIONS
    Examples of Electromagnetic Applications
    BIOMEDICAL APPLICATIONS
    Why Study Electromagnetics?
    “ELECTROMAGNETICS IS
    EVERYWHERE!”
    VIDEO 1:
    ELECTROMAGNETISM 1O1
    by National Geographic
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Elv3WpL32UE

    Electromagnetism is one of the four


    fundamental forces of nature. Learn about the
    relationship between electricity and magnetism,
    the different wavelengths on the
    electromagnetic spectrum, and how an
    invisible force protects our entire planet.
    GAME 1:
    ELECTROMAGNETICS IS
    EVERYWHERE!
    1. Each group will list as many examples (in
    2 minutes) where you can apply the
    concept of electromagnetics.
    2. A common example across all groups will
    be deleted from each group. The most
    number of examples left will win the game.

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