Abstract
This article presents the evaluation of capacitance of two coupled metallic funnels. Two cases have been considered: (1) two skewed funnels and (2) two coaxial funnels. Integral equations are formed by relating the unknown charge density on the cylinders to the corresponding potential on the conductors. The integral equations are solved using the method of moments using pulse functions as basis functions and delta functions as testing functions. The numerical data on capacitance for both configurations have been presented. The validity of the analysis has been presented by comparison of data presented on capacitance considering a case study published in open literature.
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