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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.

The charge density is λ(z,t)=2πε0E0cos(kz-Ӭt),and the current density isI=2πε0μ0Ccos(kz-Ӭt)

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,ϕ,z,t)=Acos(kz-Ӭt)ss^B(s,ϕ,z,t)=Acos(kz-Ӭt)csϕ^

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,ϕis the phase andt is the time.

02

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

(a)

Prove ∇⋅E=0as follow:

∇·E=1s∂∂ssEs+1s∂Eϕ∂ϕ+∂Ez∂z …… (1)

Here, the value of , localid="1657501054364" Es,Eϕand localid="1657501101055" Ezis given as:

localid="1657501166011" Es=Acos(kx-Ó¬t)s

EÏ•=0

Ez=0

Substitute localid="1657500893088" Es=Acos(tα-Ӭt)s,Eϕ=0andEz=0, in equation (1).

Prove, ∇·B=0

∇·B=1s∂∂ssBs+1s∂Bϕ∂ϕ+∂Bz∂z …… (2)

Here, the value of localid="1657502944630" Bs,BÏ•,and Bzis given as:

Bs=0BÏ•=Acos(kz-Ó¬t)sBz=0

Substitute Bs=0,BÏ•=Acos(kz-Ó¬t)sandBz=0, in equation (2).

∇·B=1s∂∂s(s×0)+1s∂Acos(kz-Ӭt)s∂ϕ+0

∇⋅B=0

Prove ∇×E=1s∂Ez∂ϕ-∂Eϕ∂zs^+∂Es∂z-∂Ez∂sϕ^+1s∂∂ssEϕ-∂Es∂ϕz^

∇×E=0+∂Es∂zϕ^-1s∂Es∂ϕz^

∇×E=-E0ksin(kz-Ӭt)sϕ^∇×E=-∂B∂t

Prove ∇×B=1c2∂E∂t

∇×B=1s∂Bz∂ϕ-∂Bϕ∂zs^+∂Bs∂z-∂Bz∂sϕ^+1s∂∂ssBϕ-∂Bs∂ϕz^∇×B=-∂Bϕ∂z+1s∂∂ssBϕz^∇×B=E0kcsin(kz-Ӭt)ss^∇×B=1c2∂E∂t

Satisfy the boundary conditions.

E=Ez=0B⊥=B5=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 dzto determine the charge density

∫E·da=E0cos(kz-Ӭt)s(2πs)dzE0cos(lz-Ӭt)s(2πs)dz=Qenclagedε0∣E0cos(kz-Ӭt)(2π)dz=λdzε0

Hence, the charge density will be,

λ(z,t)=2πε0E0cos(kz-Ӭt)

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

∫B·dl=E0ccos(kz-Ӭt)s(2πs)∫1B·dl=μ0ler1dased

Hence, the current density will be,

I=2πε0μ0Ccos(kz-Ӭt)

Therefore, the charge density is λ(z,t)=2πε0E0cos(kz-Ӭt), and the current density is I=2πε0μ0ccos(kz-Ӭt).

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