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(a) Show directly that Eqs. 9.197 satisfy Maxwell’s equations (Eq. 9.177) and the boundary conditions (Eq. 9.175).

(b) Find the charge density, λ(z,t), and the current, I(z,t), on the inner conductor.

Short Answer

Expert verified

(a) The equation 9.197 satisfies Maxwell’s equation and the boundary conditions.

(b) The charge density is λz,t=2πε0E0coskz-Ó¬³Ù, and the current density is I=2πε0μ0ccoskz-Ó¬³Ù.

Step by step solution

01

Expression for the electric and magnetic fields at a distance s from the axis of the co-axial transmission line:

Write the expression for the electric and magnetic fields at a distance s from the axis of the co-axial transmission line (Eqs 9.197).

E(s,Ï•,z,t)=Acos(kz-Ó¬³Ù)ss^

B(s,Ï•,z,t)=Acos(kz-Ó¬³Ù)csÏ•^

Here, E is the electric field, B is the magnetic field, s is the Poynting vector, k is the wave number, c is the speed of light, is the phase and t is the time.

02

Satisfy Maxwell’s equation and V¯×E=0 and V¯×B=0 :

(a)

ProveV¯.E=0 as follow:

V¯.E=1s∂∂ssEs+1s∂Eϕ∂ϕ+∂Ez∂z …… (1)

Here, the value of Es,EÏ• andEz is given as:

Es=Acoskx-Ó¬tsEÏ•=0Ez=0

Substitute Es=Acoskx-Ó¬³Ùs,EÏ•=0 andEz=0 in equation (1).

V¯.E=1s∂∂ssAcoskx-Ӭts+0+0V¯.E=0

Prove V¯.B=0:

V¯.B=1s∂∂ssBs+1s∂Bϕ∂ϕ+1s∂Bz∂z …… (2)

Here, the value of Bs,BÏ• andBz is given as:

Bs=0BÏ•=Acoskz-Ó¬³ÙsBz=0

Substitute Bs=0, BÏ•=Acoskz-Ó¬³Ùsand Bz=0in equation (2).

V¯.B=1s∂∂ss×0+1s∂Acoskz-Ó¬³Ùs∂ϕ+0V¯.B=0

Prove V¯×E=-∂B∂t:

V¯×E=1s∂Ez∂ϕ-∂Eϕ∂zs^+∂Es∂z-∂Ez∂sÏ•^+1s∂∂ssEÏ•-∂Es∂ϕz^V¯×E=0+∂Es∂zÏ•^-1s∂Es∂ϕz^V¯×E=-E0ksinkz-Ó¬³ÙsÏ•^V¯×E=-∂B∂t

Prove V¯×B=1c2∂E∂t:

V¯×B=1s∂Bz∂ϕ-∂Bϕ∂zs^+∂Bs∂z-∂Bz∂sÏ•^+1s∂∂ssBÏ•-∂Bs∂ϕz^V¯×B=-∂Bϕ∂z+1s∂∂ssBÏ•z^V¯×B=E0kcsinkz-Ó¬³Ùss^V¯×B=1c2∂E∂t

Satisfy the boundary conditions.

EP=Ez=0B⊥=Bs=0

Therefore, equation 9.197 satisfies Maxwell’s equation and the boundary conditions.

03

Determine the charge density and current density on the inner conductor:

(b)

Apply Gauss law for a cylinder of radius s and length dz to determine the charge density.

ℕ^E.da=E0coskz-Ӭts2πsdzE0coskz-Ӭts2πsdz=Qenclosedε0E0cos(kz-Ӭt)(2π)dz=λdzε0

Hence, the charge density will be,

λz,t=2πε0E0coskz-Ӭt

Apply Ampere’s law for a circle of radius s to determine the current density.

ℕ^B.dl=E0ccoskz-Ӭts2πsℕ^B.dl=μ0Ienclosed

Hence, the current density will be,

I=2πε0μ0ccoskz-Ó¬³Ù

Therefore, the charge density is λz,t=2πε0E0coskz-Ó¬³Ù, and the current density is I=2πε0μ0ccoskz-Ó¬³Ù.

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