Introduction to Engineering Electromagnetic Fields

Author: Feng Cizhang
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Publish Date: 2000-06-01
Features: This book is a research outcome of the "21st Century Higher Education Teaching Content and Curriculum System Reform Project" funded by the Ministry of Education, and is a textbook for the 21st century curriculum. It was written by the Teaching and Research Office of Electrical Principles at Xi'an Jiaotong University based on years of teaching research and practice. The book effectively connects with the content of electromagnetism in physics. Compared to Feng Cizhang's edited "Electromagnetic Fields" (Second Edition), this book omits the content on special relativity and electromagnetic fields in anisotropic media, while adding material on quasi-static electromagnetic fields and waveguides and resonant cavities. This not only meets the basic requirements of the electromagnetic field theory course for strong electric majors but also appropriately expands the knowledge scope of electromagnetic fields for strong electric majors. The book highlights the practical applications of electromagnetic field theory in engineering and is accompanied by numerous examples, thought-provoking questions, and exercises. It is suitable for students in electrical engineering and automation-related disciplines and can also serve as a textbook for elective courses or as a reference for the general public.