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POWER AND POYNTING THEOREM

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Page 1: Power n Poynting Theorem

POWER AND POYNTING THEOREM

Page 2: Power n Poynting Theorem

Poynting Theorem

• It states that the “Net power flowing out of a given volume v is equal to the time rate of decrease in the energy stored within v minus the ohmic losses.”

• It mainly deals about the Energy-conservation(or Energy transportation).

Page 3: Power n Poynting Theorem

Derivation of Poynting Vector

• The rate of such energy transportation can be obtained from Maxwell’s Equations.

#1 #2

t

t

Page 4: Power n Poynting Theorem

• By doing the Dot Product on both sides of equation #1 with ‘E’,we get

#3• From the Vector Identity, • Applying this vector identity, #4

tE

tE

2

2

)()(

).()()(

)(

22

2

1Et

E

Page 5: Power n Poynting Theorem

• By dotting the equation #1 with ‘H’,we get

• And thus the equation #4 becomes

• Rearranging terms and taking the volume integral on both sides,

t

EE

t

tt

22

2

2

1)(

2

)(2

)()(

dvEdvHEt

dvvvv

222

2

1

2

1)(

Page 6: Power n Poynting Theorem

• Applying the Divergence theorem to the left-hand side of above equation gives

• This above Equation is referred to as Poynting’s Theorem.

vvS

dvEdvHEt

Sd 222

2

1

2

1)(

Total Power leavingThe Volume

Rate of decrease inEnergy stored in electric

and magnetic

Ohmic Powerdissipated-=

Page 7: Power n Poynting Theorem

Poynting Vector

• The quantity “ExH” on the left-hand side of the previous equation is known as the POYNTING VECTOR P.

• It is measured in watts per square meter(W/m^2).

P =ExH

Page 8: Power n Poynting Theorem

The Theorem is illustrated in this fig;

Illustration of power balance for EM fields

Page 9: Power n Poynting Theorem

• The Poynting vector is normal to both ‘E’ and ‘H’ and is therefore along the direction of wave propagation ak.Thus,

• If we assume that

Then,

HEk aaa

yz

xz

azteE

tz

azteEtz

)cos(),(

)cos(),(

0

0

Page 10: Power n Poynting Theorem

• So, by calculating P, we get

(1)

By integrating the Poynting vector P(z,t),over a period T=2π/w

(2)

zz aztzte

Etz )cos()cos(),( 2

20

P

zz azte

E)22cos(cos

22

20

T

avg dttzT

z0

),(1

)( PP

Page 11: Power n Poynting Theorem

• By substituting the equation(1) in equation(2),we get

• The total time-average power crossing a given surface S is given by

zz

zavg aeE

cos

22

20

)(P

S

avgavg dSP P

Page 12: Power n Poynting Theorem

PROBLEM• Question: A Uniform plane wave in a lossy

nonmagnetic medium has

(a) Compute the magnitude of the wave at z=4m,t=T/8. (b) Find the loss in dB suffered by the wave in the interval 0<z<3 m. (c) Find the Poynting vector at z=4,t=T/8.Take w=10^8 rad/sec.

mjeaa zyxs /4.32.0,)125(

Page 13: Power n Poynting Theorem

Solution (a)

This Formula was derived separately by the concept of Wave Propagation in Lossy Dielectrics…

At z=4 and t=T/8,w t = (2π/T)x(T/8) = π/4

)Re()(Re),( )(0 x

ztjztjs aeeEezEtz

)cos(),( 0 zteEtz z

)4.3cos(125Re 2.0 zteaaeE zyx

jwts

6.134

cos)125( 8.0 eaa yx

662.5)6.134/cos(13 8.0 e

Page 14: Power n Poynting Theorem

• (b) Loss = α∆z = 0.2(3) = 0.6 Np Loss in dB = 0.6x8.686 = 5.212 dB (1

Np=8.686dB)

. (c) To find the Poynting vector,P

P = ExH where η=Intrinsic Impedence

x

kx a

Page 15: Power n Poynting Theorem

• The formula for Intrinsic Impedance ‘η’ is given by

let = x x=1.00694

4/12

1

/

2

1

17/14.3/2.02

1x1-x

5.3200694.152.11

120

1

0

0

x

r

Page 16: Power n Poynting Theorem

118.012tan 2x

0365.3

0365.35.32

zjyxzyx

zskx ee

aaeaa

aa

0365.3125

125

mAzteaa zyx )365.34.3cos(8.1532.369 02.0

)365.34.3cos()4.3cos(1008.1532.369

0125 04.03

ztzte z P

)365.34.3cos()4.3cos(2.5 04.0 ztzte z PBy Substituting the values of z=4 and t=T/8,

2/9702.0 mWazPPoynting Vector,