Lecture

Poynting Theorem: Instantaneous Power Calculation

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Description

This lecture covers the calculation of instantaneous power using the Poynting theorem, focusing on the power supplied to a volume by electrical currents. It explains the concept of power density, energy exchange, and the relationship between electrical and magnetic energy densities. The instructor demonstrates how to calculate average power, total power, and energy flow in different scenarios.

Instructor

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