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8 Electromagnetic Waves
troduction - :
i Or ersten experimentally predicted that, the
eclectic Curent proclues a Hie fielel. Faraday from
Wis experiment ‘on elec meen Ircluction “Fourie that
a changing maagnetie field produus an elechic field.
, At thin time the Clerk Maxwell state that the
magne field is not only produced by electric current
b also by a time voruing electric field:
Maxwell rmulote 4 set of (Ons involving
electric and magnetic fields and their sources (the Charge
and current). These equations are Known at Maxwell's
equations. These equations alon with Loventz force
formuta 1 explain asthe oadccald all the basic dows of
electvomogneti sm.
Maxwell tha his ejuations come out with
a most important predli tin ie. the existence of electo-
magnetic. waved, which can propagate in space with a
very Close to the speed of Li Caxi8 ms). By this the
Maxwell conclude thot Light is'@ electromagnetic” wave.
Maxwell's Equations anel Lorentz Force -
This equotion ib Gauss’s Law in electrostatics. This gives
the volue of dete electric flux in terms of the charge,
enclosed by e Surface S,
@) feat =o
_ Tb equation GA Gouss's Law in moagnetostedtics.
This Low show that the number of magnetic field Lines
erento | cleseal sundae. ib equal “Jo number of mM ic
geld bes ving - It Confirms the absence of magnetic
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Ss
This equotion Us Faraday's Law of elecho magnetic
induetion al ne 5
This Jaw gives a relation between sph the line and
Q chan ing ic flux. It shows
lel ral i elecbiie ee around omy path (e- emf)
the Hime rote ef change reget flux
thovgh a Surface bouncesl “by the! otbed
Thu eguotion Js genmoliset form of Ampere!s
Civeurtel Law, mocli feo! by Maxwell omel Ja Knovon as
Ampere’- Maxwell lavo:
This favo Shows +thod the Line integrod of the
moanetic fiell anound any closect path Js reloded Jo
the Conduction current (1) and Uaplacement curent (i)
through the path.
(5) Lorendz. Formula PF -a(@+ vx8)
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Accoroling to Maxwell, the elechom Ke
waves ane those Waves in whith there are Sinuscidal
variation of electric and magnetic. Feld vectors at x
angles 4o @ach other ak wellY os
ri emales to “the
aAifection of wave propagation. ae
Direction of,
Propegotion
Both these fieds CE ond B ) vary with time and
Space and have the same frequency,
The electromoancte Waves Can repos od thrugh the
Space. both the
speed of Light Cont ms).
Maxwell also found that tHe electro ic waved
should travel in free space (or vacuum) uth a Speed
oven by.
wohune Me and €. aw permeability one} peamittivity
of the. free space. respectively.
Mo = 4m x107 Wh/am Ey = B-BSx10* Of um™
: : : ok
The veloerty oh EM waved in medium = fue
whine J and E ore the absolute peumeabili ty ond
permittivity of the meclium.
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Production of Electromagnetic Waves -
i An electric change at rest has oe
in the ior, around aS but no mags jc Held A
moving cherae produces both the electNc and magnetic
fields:
Th @ Change is moving with a Constant veleity
Ceument & not Charing with time), He electde and
magrthe fields wail] Ynd't cherye with times hence no
ele sho magmatic waves Can produceol.
But oy the change us moving with a non-zero
acceleration, both the m ic field omd electic field
toll Change with space ancl time, St then proclucea
electro m: ic waved. Hence an accelerated charge emits
electomofneHe waves.
Te Lc Chewit Gs an oscillodory circuit where.
the chenge is oscillating across the. Copacitnr plots.
Am oscillecking Change In LC Clreuit hes a non-zero
acceleration “hence “it emitts elechromagngtic waved;
tohich have the Same frequency on th of the
oscillodkinng. change.
In an atem an electron ahile orbiting around
the nucleus in a Stoble orbit, olees not emit ‘elecho—
magneHic waves. Electromagnetic waves are emitted only
cohen Ot fowls Wi enrgy ortit Jo Lower ene
orbit. ee ow vs @
The Electric Field of an Oscillating Charge
It
Electromagnetic waves ane also produceol when
fost moving eechons are suddenly stppecl on the
metod tonget of higher atrmic Humber.
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Properties of Electromagne tre Waves -
(1) Te electrom: ie Woaved ane procluceal by the
accelerated or oscilleding cheage.
(2) The EM Waves oo not require any moateriot
medium for propagation
(2) Rete waved trove! in Space with o&
Ss 3x10* mis (speech of ugh) and Ja given
bg the Yelotion - 7
SIBIEd p73
(4). In elechomagneHe waves the. sinusoidal variation
in both electric and magnetic fell vectors (2B)
occurs, Simulteneously: “As a “result odtol nS
moximum and minimum valus eat the Same place
and at the same dime.
The amplituoles ok the electric and magnetic fidds
in ye Space one veloted by Z
=
Tre equotion of electric fielol and mognetic field
Voreying Smuscidatly with x and & can be aren
as -
(S) The, Lrection of vosation of electric amd mognedic.
fidll vectors one perpencticular. fo each other “ars
cell as rolicular do the clivection of propagation
of waves Therebore 5 Bectromnagmetic coaved ave tans-
v in nature Like Light ves.
(6) The. elect metic waves Cowry 1 Wich Jd
IMided equodiye between “electric field 2 moagmati.
field vectors.
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Tr Vacuum the aversge electic energy
density (We) ancl average netic e€ de:
(Ue) ag Ct to stote electhic fielel —€ on ic
field B which olo not vary with dime are Given
a
[FEE] a [eT]
(7) The electric. vects is yeponible for the cbtical
Neon SA Called the
effect of an electromagnetic wave ara]
(8) The Sec ere gaa waves being uncharges| ove not
Aeffectel by elbctric and magnetic. fields.
(3) The velocity bk EM wave In cUelechic is tus than
C (3x 10% m/s) -
(10) Poynting Vector CS)
The. vot of flow of energy through unit area
JA catlkel Poynting vector, S
Also the intensity of plane electromagnetic wove I is
avenge of the poynting vector -
Ls Say = SoBe
ov TEE seu, | fv wesee]
2MeC
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Momentum and Pressure arsotiated with EM Waves
An eleetromagnie wave transports Linon
momentum a5 it travels ‘trogh space -
Th an EM wave bamfgers a Avtal energy U to
a Surface in time t, then 4otal Linear momertum
Autiverd do the surface id
For Completely odbsorbing Surface
Momentum P = ¥
Ty the wave id totally veflected, then
momentum p= 2u
Cc
Also for totally absorbing surface radiation presure
4s
p=
and for Complitely veflecting Surface
p= 2
Whe Lis the Intensity of the wave.
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@ The magnate field in a plone electromagnete
wave Ja given by By = 2x187 Sin (os xio>x. 4 1SxI0t)T.
(a) whet Ys the wav length ond frequen op Hee
wave (b) Walte an expression for the ‘ele he field
Sok (a) Com paretry the fiven equation coith the
actor, aS) ries frdel varying sinusoiolelly
ttth wo t aX-
By = Be Sin w(t +) = gesin a (t+)
By = ® sm (2+ + zx.) = BeSin (20 + amt
T TKC A T
we ge- on = Os x08
ov A SR = 260m
anal a = Ls x10" > anv =psxio!
ane eee beau = 2-39 x10! He
Cb) Bo = 24107 T
Se thot €.>cRh = 3xio®xaxin’ 60 Yim
Herve He electric field iv verging along 2-olivection
Tus- €, = Ee Sin (2 + 2k )
ov Ez = bo Sin (osx + nex £) Ym
An elictric bulb is emittin: electromag netic waves
in all olixections uniformly. A ing electromagnetic.
emission to Sow, Coludode of 3m from bulb
(a) Intenai (6) Yadioction pressure (¢) magnitude of
electric and magnetic fields .
Answers (9) 0-Uu tym (b) p= u7Xx10 2p
(©) Eo= 18:2 Wm 4 Bo = 6-08x168T
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Hertz Experiment -
The existence ob EM waves Wars Confirmed
_ by Herte in iaee.
experiment was bored on the fact thet
an ost Sl ekect ie change, radiates electromagnetic,
waves oma oe Waves Carry ening which Gs beans
supplied ot the cost of Kirletic endkgy of the oscillating
change»
Apparatus -
In the experimental setup used by Herte , A and
B are twd Jorge square metal plates Copper or zinc.
placed about 60 cm. apart. ore Cohnecteo| to two
‘pay polished metallic Sphe Si and $2 Hhrugh
ck | Coppey coives.
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A hi petentiod clifference of several
thousand vol’s ds applies! across te spheres usin
Induction ceil. Due do aah potential “clikference
across S$) ancl Sa, the ob” between the sphvws
gs tonisecl and provides a path for otic! e
of Plotes. Due Ao It a Spark Ju ‘producol mn
S&S, and $2 anol electromagnetic waves of high prequency
ane vaclictecl.
Here the uso plates act as a acs tor having
a Small capacitance C and the Connecting wires
Provides the. Jow imductence L.
The hi lod he
ee
rs
oe 2njre
Im the gi igure. the oletecdor 4s in the dorm
of Unclosect Sirah ing how ‘small metallic eu
Cond D. Tt Gs held ‘in a iHon such tok the
magnetic field Producecl by Hae. oscillating Current
is “perpendicular Ao the olfne of ving.
Tha oscillating magnetic piel Linked cvith
mg. products donge nduceol emf “eohich Causes a
Spark Ao oppear at the Spheres Cond D, since the
resistance. ok the metollic ving Js very amall.
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Main Parts of Electromagnetic Spectrum
(1) Raelio Waves -
These ane dlectromagnrhe waves of frequency
range = fFOM S x10S He +o 10° HZ. These waves one prody-
ced” by oscillating dectric circuits having an inductor
anol capacitor.
Uses -
(1) The Em waves o} wwency range frm S30 kHe &
2 fed modlutaje Cdn) b
Io ke form am, ond- It Js
in gourd nave. propagation.
(2) The Em waved of frequency vange t7to KHz t SYMHe
ane used, for short wave bond’. Li's used in sky wave
propagation.
(3) The elechomagnetc waves ob qrequency remge SUMHz
Ato 830 MHz ane used in television Waves.
(AD The elect ic waves of trequancy ronge 88 MHz
bt What g
do 108 MHz form prequency, mod eo] (FM) band.
It 4s used $or j@mmercdal FM ‘vaclio,
Cs) The Em waves o vronge 300 MHz. +0 300M Hz
whtra high 1 Oey Seu) band. T+ is used
in cellutan phone © Communicotion +
C2) Microwaves -
These Anz EM waves prequen o eendy
Yonge. 10°H2. 40 3x10! He» 3. produced! eb wa
vacuum tubes called 3 Klyahrons, magnebrons and Gum
Hodes etc.
Uses -
(1) Microwaves are usec in Radar system gov aly craft
navigation «
(2) Microwave ovens are usecl for cooking jpumposes.
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GB) A radar using microweaver Can heb in oletectin
the Speed ob cricket bell, automobiles , aircrafts:
im motion.
(3) Infrared Waves —
Infravecl Waves were cliscoverea b Her schell.
These are EM waves 0; wency venge axto! He
do 4x10! He. Infre Waves SomeHmis are Called
Os heot waved because, Hreir obsorption causes the
heading eppect in the belies and sunoundings.
“Imfrarecl waves are produced by hot tboolies
and molecules. Thre voaves are not clitected by human
tye but snakes Can oletect Hum.
Use- Infrared Waves one Used
Ud in physical Hurapy ie. to treat muscular shain,
(2) tb oe electrical energy to sateblite by using.
Solo ces HE n oi ie
(3) in green uses, the plants Warm a
proddeing dehyd vested welts” i
(4) For taking photographs cluring the conclition of pgs
Smoke etd. V
(sD Tn scar water heaters and Cookers.
(6) in checking the pwd ob Chemicals and in the
stucly of molecular Shuctwe by daking Infra red
absorption Spectrum.
(7) in emote contro).
(4) Visible Light -
Tt UA the narrow region of Em spectrums cohich
2 dttected by the human eye. Tis frequency ranges
4xiol4 He ty axiolt He. TE Js produced Solue to
adymic. excitaton.
isi A rar or lected jects
around “is vise Oe Om a or etd ke ott
Swervouncding us.
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Gs) Ultraviolet Rays -
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Me Uttrviolet were cliscevered by Ritter.
The frequency ange of" UV raus id exyoll He
Sxil*He+ The Uthaviolet x ene produced by sun,
Speciod Joamps and very hot bodlies.
Most of He ulbaviolet Comi
sun aredbserbed by te ozone er in the earth's
cumosphere. The Uthowiclet rays in lange quantit
produce hesmful ekbect ae eee o
Ses-
4 Ultraviolet rays ane used
GD for Checking the mineral samples through the property
oh Ubtvavidlet Youys Couting flowrsrcence.
(2) in the study of molecular Structure and arrangement
of electrons “in “the external shill though ubhavioler
x ption spectra «
(3) to clistroy the bacteriqg and der sterilizing the
surgiced instruments -
(4) in the detection of for clocuments, finger prints
in forensic. ae Pern burglar aleve *
(6) X= rays -
The xX-¥ one the EM woved o egquen:
Yonge. fmm ed do 3x107'He - These ae be
cohen high energy electrons ore stopped suddenly
on a metol of bigh adymic number. Xevouys have high
penetroting. power.
Uses -
X-vouys ane sect
GD In sugery por the detection of frachies, foreign
bodies Like bublets, cLiseasecl organs and stones “in
the humon body’
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(2) in engineerin: vy detecting faults, cracks and
i al eer
(3) in Raclio therapy to cure untracble skin cLiserses
and malignant growths.
(4) In cletecHve ckpertments for cltecton of gold,
Silver and explosives in the body oly smuggters.
(> Im inclustry for the cletection of aepects in rubber
tyers , gold ancl tennis balls etc.
() Tn scientific Research for the Inveatigodion ek the
crystal Shuchnr 5 omnengement oh odoms, molecrtes
me Complex Substances:
G7) ¥- rays -
These one the EM Waves of proquency range
axio® He do axe He. y-vays have nuclear Srigin.
There voys ate hus engi amd ave produced by
the nucleus oh the “vadioachve substances.
Uses-
Y- x ane useol
(4) In treatment of Cancer and tumours.
(2) +p preserve the food stuff for a dong time as the
Soft Y- veuys con Kill microganisms a.
(3) to produce nuclear reactions.
(4) to provide valuable infowmedion about Hre shucture,
o} Atomic nucleus.
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acme c eae
blim ae & & @
Buildings Humans Honeybee Pinpoint Protozoans Molecules.» Atoms Atomic nuclei
Wavelength
(meters)
{Gl A poral plate capacitor is being os
yr by a time v ng. Cument «Explain breg dy Lo
Ampere's civcuital Jaw Js generalised to incorporah,
the ebbect clue to He clisblacement cumert.
Sel: while dealing with te charting of poralld
~~ plode Capacitor 4 ith voruging cue, ree
that Ampere's civeuital Jaw ds not Logically consistent
because B-dl. how not same velue on the tuo
Sidws of a plate of Charged capacitor.
The inconsistency of Amper's awcute) law
wow Yemoved by maxwell by preclicting the presence
ol displacement Cuvwserd Jn the regi
plates ok Copaciter, vohen the cheng
changing with time. Maxwell aldo predicted that
the sum fs Conducton cwsert and dclisplaemerd
Count hos the property of Continuity.
The gentralised| form of Ampere's civcuital Law
modifierl by Maxwell States that
fer = Me(Iet In) = te( T+ €. dds)
on between the
2 or Capacitor is
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Name +e Electo mate waves vohich
BE (A) maintain the 's warmth and
a (b> ane used In airerast navigation .
Sh (a) Tnfared roys maintain the ecrth's warmth
(eo) Micrpwaves Are used in alveraft navigedion
due to thaeiy short wavelength.
@ WwW Js Amol ozone om top of the
Seis Stredpsphere crucial jer Auman swutiva) ?
S008
Sol Becaue ozene deyer traps most of uthovider
Tous Coming from the sun and prevents harmful
Impact of Ultraviolet vars.
al In an EM wave the escilloding electric. Held
ees having a frequency of axio! Hz. and an amplitude
of 0 Vm propagates in the positive x-clivection.
(4) What Ja the wavelength of EM wave ?
(b) Werte town the expression to represent the
Corresponcting moagneHe Field.
Sol Given that- w= 3xid°Hz 5 Ey» = 30 Ym
(a) Az & = _3xw® - Jom,
v 3xyol?
(bd+ cs Ee > &
Bo 2 fa etine
Be = _30 = ix? T
° Bxi08
Hence Magnthic fied equation cm be given o-
B =(107) sin (= + 2x ante)
B = 167 Sin (zoo + erate)
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