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Electromagnetics and Applications by David H. Staelin
English | PDF | 2011 | 442 Pages | ISBN : N/A | 7.92 MB
The initial development of electrical science and engineering a century ago occurred almost entirely within the domain of electromagnetics. Most electrical curricula remained polarized around that theme until the mid-twentieth century when signal, device, and computational subjects became dominant. Continued expansion of the field has currently relegated undergraduate electromagnetics to perhaps a one-semester subject even though electromagnetic technology has expanded substantially and is basic to most applications. To meet the increasing educational challenge of providing both breadth and depth in electromagnetics within a brief presentation, this text uses a more physics-based approach and novel methods of explaining certain phenomena. It introduces students to electrodynamics across the entire range from statics to dynamics, and from motors to circuits, communications, optical fibers, and lasers. For example, we currently cover approximately ninety percent of the text in a one-semester subject meeting with faculty four hours per week. The text could also support undergraduate offerings over two quarters or even two semesters, and could perhaps also be used at the entry graduate level.
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