Title: 16.360 Lecture 19
116.360 Lecture 19
Maxwell equations
E electric field intensity
D electric flux intensity
H magnetic field intensity
B magnetic flux intensity
? electrical permittivity ?magnetic
permativity
?v electric charge density per unit volume J
current density per unit area.
Electrostatics
Magnetostatics
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Electrostatics
Volume charge density
Surface charge density
Line charge density
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Current density J
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Coulombs law
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Electric field due to a charge distribution
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Gausss law
Gausss law
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Electrical scalar potential
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Electrical potential due to point charge
Electrical potential due to continuous
distributions
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Electric field as a function of Electrical
potential
Poisons equation
Poisons equation
Laplaces equation
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Electrical properties of material
- conductor
- dielectric
- semiconductor
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Conductors
Electron drift velocity
Hole drift velocity
Conducting current
Point form of Ohms law
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Resistance
General form
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Joules law
General form
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Dielectrics
Electrical field induced polarization
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Dielectrics
P electric polarization field
For homogeneous material
Electric susceptibility
Relative permittivity
Dielectric breakdown
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Electric boundary condition
the tangential component is continuous across
the boundary of two media.
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Electric boundary condition
the normal component of D changes, the amount of
change is equal to the surface Charge density.
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Dielectric-Conductor boundary
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Conductor-Conductor boundary
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Capacitance
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Electrostatic Potential Energy
Image Method
Any given charge above an infinite, perfect
conducting plane is electrically equivalent to
the combination of the give charge and its image
with conducting plane removed.