SUMMARY
The discussion focuses on calculating mutual inductance between an antenna and a micro-inductor using Bessel functions. The integral for mutual inductance is expressed as M(a,b,d)=(1.45x10^-8)*integral(J1(1.36x)*J1(0.735x)*exp(-x-13.6))dx from 0 to infinity. Various methods for solving the integral, including the online Mathematica integrator and xmaxima, were attempted but deemed unsuccessful. References to integral tables and Laplace transforms from specific texts were provided as potential solutions.
PREREQUISITES
- Understanding of Bessel functions, specifically J1(x)
- Familiarity with integral calculus and improper integrals
- Knowledge of Laplace transforms and their applications
- Experience with mathematical software tools like Mathematica or xmaxima
NEXT STEPS
- Research the properties and applications of Bessel functions in electrical engineering
- Learn how to use Mathematica for solving complex integrals
- Study integral tables, particularly "Integraltafel, zweiter teil bestimmte integrale" by Grobner-Hofreiter
- Explore the use of Laplace transforms in solving differential equations
USEFUL FOR
Electrical engineering students, researchers in electromagnetic theory, and professionals working on antenna design and analysis will benefit from this discussion.