ET 1

A detailed illustration of electromagnetic fields interacting with circuit elements, showcasing concepts like electric fields, magnetic permeability, and resonance, in a colorful and engaging style.

Electromagnetic Theory Quiz

Test your knowledge in electromagnetic theory with our engaging quiz! This quiz covers a range of topics including electric fields, magnetic permeability, resonance conditions, and circuit elements.

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With the Gauss Theorem we can determine:
The electromagnetic field intensity
The electric field intensity
The magnetic field intensity
The electromagnetic field intensity
The property μ is:
Absolute permeability of the medium
Absolute permittivity of the medium
Vacuum magnetic permeability
Relative permeability of the medium
The resistance of the capacitor with plane-parallel plates of area S, parallel placed at the distance x to each other, with dielectric of constant permitivity ε and resistivity ϝ, that is charged with charge q and -q, is:
R = (ϝ*x)/A [Ω]
R = (ϝ*d)/A [Ω]
R = (ϝ*d)/S [Ω]
R = (ϝ*x)/S [Ω]
The measurement unit for the apparent power is:
VA
W
VAd
VAr
The resonance is obtained by the variation of the following parameters:
Only the variation of the frequency
Resistance, frequency, inductivity
Only the variation of the inductiviy and capacitance
Frequency, inductance, capacitance
The electrical conductance:
Is analogic to the electric resistance
Is the inverse of the electric resistance
The electric conduction law has more forms. Which one of the affirmation is not a form of the law?
D
B
C
A
The resistors, inductors (coils) and capacitors:
Are active elements of the circuit
Are the parameters of the circuit elements
Are passive elements of circuit
Are not elements of circuit
Which are the resonance condition?
A
B
C
D
When applying the cyclic (loop) currents method:
The currents on the circuit branches have their values equal with the chosen fictive currents
The directions of the fictive currents are chosen based on some rules
The specific method equations system has b=I-n+s equations
The self-impedance values have all the negative sign when explicitly written
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