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The discussion focuses on a project for an electromagnetics course that involves drawing electric field and equipotential lines for an electric dipole and a two-wire transmission line. The user is confident about the electric dipole but seeks clarification on the transmission line, questioning if it resembles the dipole when viewed from the front. Responses confirm that the two-wire transmission line does indeed have a similar appearance to the dipole in that perspective. The user expresses urgency in completing the project by Thursday. Overall, the thread emphasizes the need for guidance on visualizing and drawing these electromagnetic concepts.
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Hey guys :biggrin: , lsn i have this project to do for my elecrtomagnetics course,I hope that someone can help me.
I have to draw the Electric field and equipotential lines for:
1-Electric Dipole
2-Two wire transmission line.

I have the electric dipole image in the book and i know it, but I am not sure about the transmission one.. is it similar to the dipole? (if viewed from the front?)
I really need help, i should hand it on thursday, and I've just found this forum..
thanks a lot :approve:
 
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Yes, it is similar to the dipole in that view. Do you know why?
 
Thanks a lot man :smile:
 

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