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Electromagnetics describes the interaction between electric charges, electric currents, magnetic moments, and electromagnetic fields. An electromagnetic field can be static, slowly changing, or form waves. An in-depth knowledge of electromagnetism will be essential to understand the character of light which is an electromagnetic wave and obey the laws of optics. This volume presents a collection of problems in electromagnetics covering basics and the varied areas of applications of electromagnetic principles.
Key Features:
- Several hundred creative and typical problems with solutions in each volume
- Problems ranging from basic or introductory level to advanced level
- Conceptual and scholarly worked examples with explanatory solutions
- Includes all key concepts of college physics
- Covers essential complete physics course
Preface
Acknowledgments
Author biography
Foreword
1 Electric field and potential
2 Properties of conductors and dielectrics
3 Capacitance
4 Current, resistance and electromotive force
5 DC circuit and instrument
6 Magnetic field and its calculation
7 Magnetic forces, torques and energy
8 Electromagnetic induction
9 Inductance
10 Alternating current circuits