ee138 chapter 3_slides - annotated 10-20
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Chapter 3 1
OutlineReading: Livingston, Chapter 3
• Dielectric in an DC Electric Field• Dielectric in a Capacitor• Types of Polarization• Polarization: Microscopic to Macroscopic• Dielectric in an AC Electric Field• Relaxation Model• Resonance Model• Frequency Dependence of Dielectric Constant
Chapter 3 6
Example: Electronic Polarizability
The electronic polarizability of the Ar atom is 1.7 x 10-40 F-m2. What is the dielectric constant of solid Ar (below 84K)?
Chapter 3 7
Capacitor: Dielectric (Conductor) in a AC Electric Field
dtdVCI =
Real Dielectric Mat’l:
)1( −= roP εε X
tioe
ω−=XXti
oro eP ωεε −−= X)1( tioro ei
dtdPJ ωεωε −−−== X)1(
Ideal Dielectric Mat’l:
Chapter 3 13
Lecture #3: Review Questions
1. What are the units of polarization?2. How does a dielectric material act in a DC electric field? And, in an
AC electric field?3. What are the units on the relative dielectric constant of a material?
What are the units on the dielectric constant?4. Does the stored charge in a capacitor increase or decrease when a
dielectric material is inserted between the plates?5. What are the units of capacitance?6. What are the 5 types of polarization? Which one can respond to
optical frequencies?7. What is the relaxation time of a dielectric material?8. At what frequency is the maximum loss for a material with
electronic polarization?