Electromagnetic Theory and Transmission Lines is designed to provide students with a strong foundation in the principles of electromagnetic fields and their applications in modern engineering systems. The book systematically covers electrostatics, magnetostatics, Maxwell’s equations, electric and magnetic field analysis, dielectric materials, capacitance, inductance, and electromagnetic energy. Fundamental concepts are presented in a clear and concise manner, supported by illustrative examples that help readers develop analytical and problem-solving skills.
 
The book further explores electromagnetic wave propagation, reflection and refraction phenomena, Poynting theorem, and wave behavior in conducting and dielectric media. It also offers comprehensive coverage of transmission line theory, including line parameters, characteristic impedance, propagation constants, impedance matching, VSWR, Smith charts, and stub matching techniques. With its practical approach and numerous solved problems, this book serves as an excellent resource for undergraduate engineering students, educators, and professionals seeking a thorough understanding of electromagnetic theory and transmission line applications.