Maxwrtt's Equations ano Eurctromacyenc Wave ProracaTion 275 when D = F and forac E field with time dependent factor e!*', E = Eel*". This Displacement current ( jd) will be only possible for time varying A.C. field. For steady field ive in D.C. field, there will not be any displacement current. This introduction for displacement current is one ‘of the Maxwell's major contribution to Electromagnetic Field Theory. From Eqns. 11.2a & 11.2b Jc/ Jd = 6/we, where w = 2nf. So as frequency (f) of A.C. field will increase, displacement current (jd) will also increase. 11.2. MAXWELL’S : MAXWELL’s © ORIGIN EQUATIONS IN’ |... .EQUATIONS IN INTEGRAL FOR| ¢ POINT FORM’ tetas (A) General Form (conductivity o, charge density p,, j¢= GE) [SHES qa) Time-varying, fields: a) fd. (i) Gauss’s Law — (5.7) (ii) Magnetic monopole does n't exist > (6.19a) (iil) Modified Ampere Circuital Law (11.1) (iv) Faraday’s Law > (10.5) (¥) Continuity Equation for time varying field — (7.16) (2) Static fields: @ fd.as=Q-f p,av “ (i) f B.ds=O (i) Gi) x=], (iv) VxE=0 )