5. An infinitely wide dielectric slab of length L is interfaced with metallic plates as shown in the figure. The polarization in the dielectric slab is given by P = ¿c{L/2}° – x*], conductor dielectric conductor where C is a positive constant. Assume that the dielectric permittivity ɛ - ɛo. (1) What are the charge densities in the dielectric slab? (2) Calculate the maximum electric field in the dielectric slab when both conductors are grounded. x= -. 2 2 NIN

5. An infinitely wide dielectric slab of length L is interfaced with metallic plates as shown in the figure. The polarization in the dielectric slab is given by P = ¿c{L/2}° – x*], conductor dielectric conductor where C is a positive constant. Assume that the dielectric permittivity ɛ - ɛo. (1) What are the charge densities in the dielectric slab? (2) Calculate the maximum electric field in the dielectric slab when both conductors are grounded. x= -. 2 2 NIN

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

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