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An electromagnetic field (also EMF or EM field) is a physical field produced by electrically charged objects. ... Theelectric field is produced by stationary charges, and themagnetic field by moving charges (currents); these two are often described as the sources of the field....

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Course Curriculum

1 Sections | 42 Lecture | 40h 43min total length

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Electromagnetic fields

| 40h 43min total length

Introduction To Vector
55m
Introduction To Vector ( Continued)
57m
Coulomb's Law
57m
Electric Field
56m
Electro Static Potential
57m
The Gradient
1h 61 min
Gauss's Law
57m
Poisson's Equation
58m
Energy In The Field
58m
Sample Problems In Electrostatics
1h 63 min
Fields In Materials
57m
Fields In Material Bodies
57m
Displacement Vectors
57m
Capacitors
57m
Method Of Images
57m
Poisson's Equation 2 Dimensions
58m
Field Near Sharp Edges And Points
57m
Magnetic Field 1
57m
Magnetic Field 2
1h 60 min
Stokes Theorems
1h 60 min
The curl
58m
Field due to current loop
58m
Ampere's law
58m
Examples of Ampere's law
58m
Inductance
58m
Mutual Inductance
58m
Faraday's law
58m
Magnetic Energy
58m
Magnetic Energy (contd)
58m
Magnetic Energy (contd)
58m
Generalised Ampere's Law
57m
The Wave Equation
58m
The Wave Equation
57m
Poynting Theorem
58m
Skin Effect
58m
Skin Effect (Continued)
57m
Radiation And Circuits
53m
Phasor Form Of Poynting Theorem
58m
Reflection At Dielectric Boundaries
59m
Reflection At Dielectric Boundaries - Continued
57m
Transmission Lines
57m
Transmission Lines(contd) & Conclusion
58m