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Electromagnetic Field Theory for Smart Sensing Applications

Maxwell’s equations, Time-dependent fields: plane wave propagation; characteristics and power flow. Solution of boundary-value problems for time-harmonic fields, Relation between field theory and circuit theory: lump elements and transmission lines. Applications of electromagnetic field theory for smart industrial and medical sensing.

Credits : 3 (3-0-6)
Pre-Requisites : No

Course Learning Outcomes (CLOs) :
CLO 1Calculate fields’ quantities using Maxwell’s equations, describe time-dependent fields: plane wave propagation, characteristics, and power flow as well as solution of boundary-value problems for time-harmonic fields.
CLO 2Describe relations between field theory and circuit theory: lump elements and transmission lines.
CLO 3Develop fundamental knowledge for further research work in this area for students interested in this field especially applications of electromagnetic field theory for smart industrial and medical sensing.
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Revision : July 2021 (090245135)
Other Revisions : July 2020

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