what is the difference between displacement current and cunduction cureent .
Asked by Aravind
20th January 2013,
12:00 PM
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The conduction current is current due to moving charges,
I =dQ/dt
where the displacement current is a kind of eff ective or equivalent current that is related to the rate of change of electric flux,
Id = ?0d?/dt.
Both kinds of current induces magnetic fi elds.
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20th January 2013,
7:31 PM
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