Calculate the value of the vector current density :
(a)in rectangular coordinates at PA(2,3,4) if H = x2z ay - y2x az
(b)in cylindrical coordiantes at PB(1.5, 90deg, 0.5) if H = 2/ρ (cos 0.2φ) aφ
(c)in spherical coordinates at Pc(2, 30deg, 20deg) if H = 1/(sinθ) aθ
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J=vector current density
(a) For rectangular see Curl(H)
=
when applying curl(H) we
get
J=(-2yx -2xz)ax +
(2xz) az + (0-(-y2))ay
therefore for
points (2,3,4) in the above equation we get
J=-16ax + 9ay +
16az
(b) For cylindrical see curl (H) =
when applying
curl(H) we get
Then
now we insert the
points (1.5,90o, 0.5) and we get
J=0.055az
(c) For spherical
see Curl(H) =
when applying
curl(H) we get
then
now
inserting point ( 2 , 30o ,
20o)
we get
J=aφ
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