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Charlotte, North Carolina
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ECGR 3121
Introduction to Electromagnetic Fields
A study of electric and magnetic fields using the vector formulation. Vector analysis. Electrostatics: potential functions, dielectrics, capacitance, energy, and forces associated with electric fields, solution of Laplances and Poissons equations. Magnetostatics: vector potential functions, Lorentz forces, hysteresis, magnetic polarization and induction, and energy. Gausss, Amperes, Faradays laws, etc., leading to the Maxwells equations.
Units: 3.0
Prerequisites:
MATH 2241 - Calculus III
Min Grade: C
Min Grade: C
and
ECGR 2112 - Network Theory II
Min Grade: C
Min Grade: C