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1.       Introduction

l         To illustrate the need for understanding EM principles in order to design modern high-speed and high-frequency electronic devices.

l         Introduction of the fundamental concepts of EM

l         Define and understand the concepts of electromagnetics (EM) and wave

l         Describe typical engineering applications of EM principles

l         Determine when a lumped-circuit model are invalid for the design of electric circuit

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2.       Vector Analysis

l         The basic orthogonal coordinate systems

l         The operations of vectors: dot, cross, gradient, curl, and divergence

l         The operations of vector calculus: line and surface integrals

l         Understand the meaning of vectors

l         Be able to compute vector operations

l         Be able to compute the line and surface integrals of a vector field

l         Be able to sketch a vector field in coordinate systems

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3.       Electrostatic Fields

l         Coulomb¡¦s law of electrostatic force

l         Electric field intensity

l         Electric flux and electric flux density

l         Gauss¡¦s law

l         Electric potential

l         Materials in an electric field

l         Energy stored in an electric field

l         Boundary conditions for electric fields

l         Capacitor and capacitance

l         Method of images

l         Be able to use Coulomb¡¦s law to compute the force between charges

l         Define and understand the electric field intensity and electric flux density

l         Be able to compute the electric field intensity for various charge distributions

l         Understand the effect of dielectric materials on the electric fields

l         Use Gauss¡¦ law to compute the electric field

l         Be able to compute electric potential for various charge distributions

l         Be able to calculate the capacitance of various structure

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4.       Steady Electric Currents

l         Current density

l         Resistance

l         Equation of continuity

l         Relaxation time

l         Dissipated power

l         Boundary conditions for current density

l         Define current density and resistance

l         Understand the Ohm¡¦s law  and equation of continuity in EM

l         Be able to calculate the resistance of various structure using Ohm¡¦s law

l         Realize the relaxation time

l         Be able to calculate dissipated power in EM fields

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5.       Magnetostatic Fields

l         The Biot-Savart law

l         Ampere¡¦s force law & Lorentz force law

l         Magnetic field intensity and Ampere¡¦s law

l         Magnetic flux and Gauss¡¦s law for magnetic fields

l         Magnetic Materials

l         Boundary conditions for magnetic fields

l         Inductance

l         Be able to use the Biot-Savart law to compute the magnetic flux density for various current distributions

l         Be able to force law to determine the force due to charge and currents

l         Determine the effect of magnetic materials on the magnetic fields

l         Be able to use Ampere¡¦s law to compute the magnetic field for current distributions that exhibit symmetry

l         Understand the meaning of Gauss¡¦s law for magnetic fields

l         Be able to calculate the inductance of various structure

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6.       Time-Varying Fields and Maxwell¡¦s Equations

l         Static fields, Dynamic Fields, and Time-harmonic fields

l         Maxwell¡¦s equations

l         Understand the meaning of Static fields, Dynamic Fields, and Time-harmonic fields

l         Understand the physical meaning of Maxwell¡¦s equations

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  1. B. S. Guru, Electromagnetic Field Theory Fundamentals, 2nd ed., PWS Publishing Company, 2004 (°ª¥ß¹Ï®Ñ; 04-22950808)

 

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  1. C. R. Paul, Electromagnetics for Engineers with Applications, Jhon Wiley & Sons, Inc., 2004 (¼Ú¨È®Ñ§½¥N²z: 02-89121188)
  2. D. K. Cheng, Fundamentals of Engineering Electromagnetics, Addison-Wesley, 1994

 

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