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2023 Created by VPACHKAWADE Research Center MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch Genre: eLearning | Language: English | Duration: 12 Lectures ( 1h 9m ) | Size: 430 MB A Comprehensive Guide to Understanding and Applying Electromagnetic Waves in Science, Engineering, and Technology What you'll learn The properties and characteristics of electromagnetic waves. The electromagnetic spectrum and the different regions within it. Maxwell's equations and their significance in describing the behavior of electric and magnetic fields. The relationship between electric charges, currents, and electromagnetic waves. The applications of electromagnetic waves in various fields, such as communication, imaging, and medicine. Critical thinking and problem-solving skills in analyzing and applying electromagnetic wave concepts. Requirements Familiarity with basic physics concepts, including mechanics, electricity and magnetism, and waves. Understanding of electric charge, electric fields, magnetic fields, and basic wave properties. Ability to apply mathematical concepts to physical problems. Description Course Description: Welcome to "Electromagnetic Waves: Principles, Applications, and Maxwell's Equations." This comprehensive course is designed to provide you with a deep understanding of electromagnetic waves, their underlying principles, practical applications, and the fundamental equations that govern their behavior.Through a combination of theory, examples, and practical applications, you will explore the fascinating world of electromagnetic waves. Starting with an introduction to the electromagnetic spectrum, you will delve into the properties of different types of electromagnetic waves, their wavelengths, frequencies, and the practical applications associated with each region.Building upon this foundation, you will dive into the principles of electromagnetism, including the production of electric and magnetic fields, and how these fields interact to generate electromagnetic waves. You will gain insights into the behavior of electric charges, the relationship between current and magnetic fields, and the concept of electromagnetic induction.One of the key highlights of this course is a detailed exploration of Maxwell's equations, which form the backbone of classical electromagnetism. You will examine each equation in both its differential and integral form, thoroughly understanding their physical interpretations and the relationships they establish between electric and magnetic fields, charges, and currents.With a comprehensive understanding of Maxwell's equations, you will analyze how electromagnetic waves are produced, how they travel through space, and their remarkable speed and propagation characteristics. You will uncover the principles behind the interaction of electromagnetic waves with matter, including absorption, reflection, and transmission, providing a solid foundation for applications in communication, imaging, and other fields.Throughout the course, you will encounter numerous real-world examples and applications, such as wireless communication systems, medical imaging technologies, and remote sensing applications. These practical illustrations will reinforce your understanding of electromagnetic waves and their significance in various scientific, engineering, and technological domains.By the end of this course, you will possess a mastery of electromagnetic waves, equipped with the knowledge to apply electromagnetic principles, analyze the behavior of electromagnetic fields, and comprehend the production and propagation of electromagnetic waves. You will also have a comprehensive understanding of Maxwell's equations and their role in describing and predicting the behavior of electric and magnetic fields.Embark on this captivating journey into the world of electromagnetic waves and unlock a deeper understanding of this fundamental phenomenon that surrounds us every day. Join us in "Mastering Electromagnetic Waves: Principles, Applications, and Maxwell's Equations" and expand your knowledge and expertise in this captivating field. Who this course is for Students of Physics or Engineering Science and Engineering Professionals Communication and Electronics Engineers Researchers and Academics Science Educators Enthusiasts and Lifelong LearnersPublished 7