Boundary Conditions for Perfect Dielectric Materials - Conductors and Dielectrics

Subject - Electromagnetic Engineering

Video Name - Boundary Conditions for Perfect Dielectric Materials

Chapter - Conductors and Dielectrics

Faculty - Prof. Vaibhav Pandit

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[tusharsharma]

I have some doubt Sir..Plz clear it..
1) Why energy density is different in both medium? Is it not against the law of energy conservation..
2) It is said that 'D' is medium independent, then why its value is changing on changing medium..Why Magnitudewise D is not same??
Plz reply Sir..Thankyou..

[sayanjitb]

Hey, when you considered delta h equal to 0, then straightforward way right hand side of Gauss formula would have been 0, there shouldn't be any rho.s term be left

[Hey-tosc]

Make diagrams and explanation (calculation) in single slide

[-NeelimaPravallika]

Sir at 7:08 that is not +Et2∆w.. You r mistaken that is -Et2∆w

[anooptiwari]

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[hemavathis]

Dont see and write it shows u r not perfect to teach others and dont do mistakes while writing