Misra, Devendra K. Practical Electromagnetics From Biomedical Sciences to Wireless Communication
1. Edition December 2006 145.- Euro 2006. 508 Pages, Hardcover ISBN 978-0-471-74865-6 - John Wiley & Sons
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Short description Practical Electromagnetics discuss electromagnetism, a phenomena involving magnets and electric currents through conductors, thus producing electric and magnetic fields, while integrating engineering applications and fully solved examples. The book also focuses on mathematics as a means to solve engineering problems, a technique that enhances students' and practitioners' understanding when working on complex mathematics.
From the contents Preface.
1. INTRODUCTION.
1.1 Electrical sources and fundamental quantities.
1.2 Static and dynamic fields.
1.3 Working with complex numbers and functions.
2. VECTORS AND FIELDS.
2.1 Working with vectors.
2.2 Coordinate systems.
2.3 Differentiation and integration of vectors.
2.4 Gradient of the scalar field and its applications.
2.5 Divergence of the vector field and its applications.
2.6 Curl of the vector field and its applications.
2.7 The divergence theorem.
2.8 Stokes' theorem. ".
2.9 Other operations involving
2.10 Helmholtz theorem.
3. BASIC LAWS OF ELECTROMAGNETICS.
3.1 Maxwell's equations in large scale/integral form.
3.2 Maxwell's equations in point/differential form.
3.3 Constitutive relations.
3.4 Boundary conditions.
3.5 Lorentz force equation.
3.6 Poynting vector and power flow.
4. UNIFORM PLANE WAVES.
4.1 The wave equation and uniform plane wave solutions.
4.2 Plane electromagnetic waves in Lossy media.
4.3 Uniform plane wave incident normally on an interface.
4.4 Uniform plane wave incident obliquely on an interface.
5. TRANSMISSION LINES.
5.1 Transmission line equations.
5.2 Finite length transmission line.
5.3 Smith chart.
5.4 Transients on transmission lines.
6. MODIFIED MAXWELL'S EQUATIONS AND POTENTIAL FUNCTIONS.
6.1 Magnetic charge and current.
6.2 Magnetic vector and electric scalar potentials.
6.3 Electric vector and magnetic scalar potentials.
6.4 Construction of solution in rectangular coordinates.
6.5 Construction of solution in cylindrical coordinates.
6.6 Construction of solution in spherical coordinates.
7. SOURCE IN INFINITE SPACE.
7.1 Fields of an infinitesimal source.
7.2 Antenna parameters.
7.3 Linear antennas.
7.4 Antenna arrays.
7.5 Friis transmission formula and the radar range equation.
8. ELECTROSTATIC FIELDS.
8.1 Laws of electrostatic fields.
8.2 Gauss' law.
8.3 Poisson's and Laplace's equations.
8.4 Capacitors and energy storage.
8.5 Further applications of Poisson's and Laplace's equations.
9. MAGNETOSTATIC FIELDS.
9.1 Laws of magnetostatic fields.
9.2 Inductors and energy storage.
9.3 Magnetic materials.
9.4 Magnetic Circuits.
10. WAVEGUIDES AND CAVITY RESONATORS.
10. 1 Metallic rectangular waveguide.
10. 2 Metallic circular cylindrical waveguide.
10.3 Rectangular cavity resonators.
10.4 Circular cylindrical cavity resonators.
11. NUMERICAL TECHNIQUES.
11.1 Finite difference methods.
11.2 The method of moments.
11.3 Scattering of plane EM waves from an infinitely long cylinder.
Appendix A. Mathematical formulas.
Appendix B. Delta function and evaluation of fields in unbounded media.
Appendix C. Bessel functions.
Appendix D. Legendre functions.
Appendix E. Characteristics of selected materials.
Appendix F. Physical constants.
Appendix G. Decibels and Neper.
Appendix H. Nomenclature and characteristics of standard rectangular waveguides.
