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16.360 Lecture 20

Today

• Conductors• Resistance• Dielectrics • Electric boundary conditions• Capacitance• Electrostatic potential energy• Image method

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16.360 Lecture 20

Conductors

Electron drift velocity Eu ee

Hole drift velocity Eu hh

Conducting current

,)( EuuJJJ hvhevehvhevehe

,hvheve

,EJ

Point form of Ohm’s law

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16.360 Lecture 20

Resistance,1

221 lEldEVVV x

x

x

General form

,AEsdEsdJI xAA

,Al

IVR

,

1

2

1

2

A

x

x

A

x

x

sdE

ldE

sdJ

ldE

IVR

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16.360 Lecture 20

Joule’s law

,hhee lFlFW

General form

,

)(

vEJ

vEuEuuFuFtlF

tlF

tWP

hvhevehhee

hh

ee

v

dvEJP ,

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16.360 Lecture 20

Dielectrics

Electrical field induced polarization

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16.360 Lecture 20

Dielectrics

,0 PED

P: electric polarization field

For homogeneous material:

,0 EP e

,000 EEEPED e

),1(0 e

),1(0

er Relative permittivity:

Electric susceptibility

Dielectric breakdown

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16.360 Lecture 20

Electric boundary condition

;0][ 120

lim

ldEldEldEd

c

b

ahC

,111 nt EEE

,222 nt EEE

,021 lElE tt

,21 tt EE

the tangential component is continuousacross the boundary of two media.

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16.360 Lecture 20

Electric boundary condition

;][lim0

ssdDsdDsdD sbottomtophC

,21 ssDsD snn

the normal component of D changes, theamount of change is equal to the surfaceCharge density.

,21 snn DD

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16.360 Lecture 20

Dielectric-Conductor boundary

,1 snD

,021 tt EE

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16.360 Lecture 20

Conductor-Conductor boundary

,221121 snnnn EEDD

,21 tt EE

,2

2

1

1

tt JJ

,

2

22

1

11 s

nn JJ

,)(2

2

1

11 snJ

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16.360 Lecture 20

Capacitance

, s

sdEQ

,VQC

l

ldEV

,

RC

,

l

s

ldE

sdEC

,

1

2

1

2

A

x

x

A

x

x

sdE

ldE

sdJ

ldE

IVR

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16.360 Lecture 20

Electrostatic Potential Energy

,ldWldFdW ee

,

21 EDWe

,eWF

Image Method

Any given charge above an infinite, perfect conducting plane is electrically equivalent to the combination of the give charge and it’s image with conductingplane removed.


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