Engineering Electromagnetics (6th Edition)

Author: (English) Haidi et al. / Xu Anshi et al.
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Publish Date: 2004-06-01
Features: This book emphasizes practical understanding and problem-solving skills. At the same time, it tends to focus on communication-related directions. The book places greater emphasis on the concept and application of light, with substantial content in this area rather than focusing on traditional low-frequency discussions. The book's themes align with historical development, where experimental laws introduced as separate concepts later became unified into Maxwell's equations. Mathematical tools are introduced as needed throughout the chapters. The main purpose of this book is to enable students to learn independently. Numerous examples, exercises (often with repetitive sections), and chapter-end problems are provided to promote this goal. This book is a classic textbook on fundamental electromagnetism for engineers, completely written from the user's perspective, with a highly logical presentation that emphasizes physical understanding. The book provides a wealth of diagrams and comparisons to help students grasp complex concepts. Additionally, the numerous examples and exercises in the book allow for independent learning. In the content of this book, experimental laws are introduced as separate concepts and later unified by Maxwell's equations.