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Electromagnetic Field Theory

Electromagnetic Field Theory
The magnetic field required to reduce the residual magnetism to zero is called

 Hysteresis.
 Saturation magnetism.
 Retentivity.
 Coercivity.

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Electromagnetic Field Theory
The force on a charge moving with velocity v under the influence of electric and magnetic fields is given by which one of the following

 q(E +V × H).
 q(E + V × B).
 q(E + B × V).
 q(H + V × E).

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Electromagnetic Field Theory
Unit of electric flux density is

 coulomb.
 weber / meter2.
 coulomb / meter2.
 farad / meter.

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Electromagnetic Field Theory
A conductor is rotating with in a magnetic field. At which of the positions do the peak voltages occur?

 Anywhere.
 At right angles to the axis of the magnetic field.
 Along the axis of the magnetic field.
 At an angle of 45° to the axis of the magnetic field.

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Electromagnetic Field Theory
Between a hollow and solid metal sphere, charge reside

 on outer surface in hollow and throughout in solid
 None of above.
 on outer surface in hollow and throughout in solid.
 on outer surface in both.

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Electromagnetic Field Theory
The power gain of a half-wave dipole with respect to an isotropic radiator is

6 db
4.15 db
2.15 db
3 db

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