ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELDS BY PUTCHAKAYALA YANNA REDDY,Dr. MALATHI MURUGESAN,M A STEPHENRAJ,Dr. M. MONISHA

Electromagnetic fields are a fundamental aspect of our physical world, influencing a wide range of natural phenomena and underpinning countless technologies that shape modern life. From the invisible forces guiding compasses to the intricate networks enabling global communication, the study of electromagnetic fields offers a window into both the theoretical foundations and practical applications of physics and engineering.
This book, “Electromagnetic Fields,” aims to provide a comprehensive introduction to the subject, balancing theoretical insights with practical examples. It is designed for students, educators, and professionals seeking a deeper understanding of electromagnetic principles and their applications. Our goal is to make this complex topic accessible without compromising the depth and rigor required for advanced study.
To enhance learning, the book includes several pedagogical features:
• Illustrative Examples: Each chapter contains detailed examples that apply theoretical concepts to practical problems, aiding comprehension and retention.
• Exercises and Problems: At the end of each chapter, a range of problems is provided to test understanding and encourage application of the material. Solutions are available for select problems to facilitate self-study.
• Historical Context and Biographies: Brief sections on the historical development of key concepts and biographies of pioneering scientists offer context and inspire appreciation for the field’s evolution.
• Further Reading and Resources: Suggestions for additional reading and online resources are included for those interested in exploring topics in greater depth.