Displacement Current: Problem with Solution, Exercises of Electrical Engineering

This is solution to problems related Electrical Engineering course. It was suggested by Prof. Bhooshan Sawhney at Shree Ram Swarup College of Engineering and Management. It includes: Displacement, Current, Sense, Induced, Magnetic, Field, Result, Electric, Lines

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2011/2012

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54. (a) Since the field is decreasing, the displacement current (by Eq. 32-38) is downward, which produces
(by the right-hand rule) a clockwise sense for the induced magnetic field.
(b) See the solution for part (a).
(c) and (d) We write
E=Ezˆ
k=(E0ξt)ˆ
kwhereξ= 60000(V/m)/s. From Eq. 32-36 (treated in
absolute value)
id=ε0A
dEz
dt
=ε0
which yields id=2.1×108A for all values of t.
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  1. (a) Since the field is decreasing, the displacement current (by Eq. 32-38) is downward, which produces

(by the right-hand rule) a clockwise sense for the induced magnetic field.

(b) See the solution for part (a).

(c) and (d) We write

E = Ez

k = (E 0 − ξt)

k where ξ = 60000(V/m)/s. From Eq. 32-36 (treated in

absolute value)

id = ε 0 A

dEz

dt

= ε 0 A ξ

which yields id = 2. 1 × 10 − 8 A for all values of t.

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