3yes Akshay the current in the given problem is not an ac .I am asking in general.And also the function of battery is to maintain a constant potential difference across the ends in which it is connected. but in this case the potential difference drops.
3Akshay posted that a low fluctuating current in a rc and lc circuit can pass thru the dc battery.Please give reason for akshays statement
3ram post me ur reply for the low fluctuating nature for the current can pass thru a dc battery
3ram post me ur reply for the low fluctuating nature for the current can pass thru a dc battery
1in case u use an dc source.... there ll be no current flowin...
1In an AC,the direction of the current varies also and the current becomes 0 after T/2,but in DC it never becomes 0
The current variation is like Radioactive diintegration,very slow
same equation is followed also
3Can u tell me the reason for the current is low fluctuating in nature in this question. and we assumed that a dc battery has angular frequency tends to zero.
1first of all this is not an AC
low fluctuating current,like in RC and LR circuit can pass through DC Battery
3though the dielectric is an insulator it conducts current very low. This causes the flow of the leakage current through the circuit. resistance of the dielectric is l/specifi conductance*A l=distance between the capacitor. after it behaves as a rc cirucuit
my doubt is can an ac current pass through the dc battery. This question is from DC Pandey
3q=q0e-t/Γ
Γ=kE0/α
E0 is permittivity of free space
α is specific conductance for the dielectric
1but when charged,charge q=constant,so dq/dt=0
have no clue,post the solution
