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Sea water at frequency v=4108Hzhas permittivitylocalid="1657532076763" =810, permeability=0, and resistivity=0.23.m. What is the ratio of conduction current to displacement current? [Hint: Consider a parallel-plate capacitor immersed in sea water and driven by a voltageV0cos(2蟺惫迟) .]

Short Answer

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The value of the ratio is 2.41.

Step by step solution

01

Conduction current and Displacement current

When the current flowing in a conductor is because of the 鈥榝low of charges鈥, then the current is defined as 鈥榗onduction current鈥.

While the current flow in a conductor because of the fluctuations in the electric field is defined as the 鈥榙isplacement current鈥.

Based on the definition, the conduction current can be determined by using Ohm's Law while the displacement current doesn't follow Ohm's Law.

02

Given information

The sea water frequency is, =4108Hz.

The sea water permittivity is, =810.

The sea water permeability is, =0.

The sea water resistivity is, =0.23.m.

The voltage of the parallel-plate capacitor immersed in sea water is,V(t)=V0cos(2蟺谓迟).

03

The conduction current

Assume, the distance between the two plates of a parallel plate capacitor is d.

The formula for the electric field between two plates of a parallel plate capacitor is given by,

E=V(t)dE=V0cos2蟺谓迟d

Then, the formula for the conduction current density of the capacitor is given by,

Jc=EJc=V0cos2蟺谓迟dJc=V0dcos2蟺谓迟Jc=(j0)ccos2蟺谓迟

Here, role="math" localid="1657533906249" V0d=(J0)c, and(J0)c is the amplitude of the conduction current density.

04

The displacement current

The formula for the displacement current density of the capacitor is given by,

Jd=ddtV0cos2蟺谓迟dJd=-2蟺谓d(V0sin2蟺谓迟)Jd=-2蟺谓V0dsin2蟺谓迟Jd=(J0)dsin2蟺谓迟

Here, -2蟺谓V0d=(J0)d, and(J0)d is the amplitude of the displacement current density.

05

The ratio of conduction current to displacement current

The ratio of conduction current to displacement current is given by,

(J0)d(J0)c=-2蟺谓V0DV0d(J0)d(J0)c=-2蟺谓V0DdV0(J0)d(J0)c=-2蟺谓(J0)d(J0)c=2(4108Hz)(810)(0.23.m)

Solve further as:

(J0)d(J0)c=-(40)(2108810.23)Hz..m

Substitute the value(40)=1(9109)Nm2/C2. ,

(J0)d(J0)c=37.26108Hz..m(9109)Nm2/C2(J0)d(J0)c=37.261089109(J0)d(J0)c=3.7269

Solve further as,

(J0)d(J0)c=12.41

Hence, the ratio of conduction current to displacement current is 2.41.

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