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E dL 0 ΔL
a Δw b
ΔL
b c d a
E dL E dL E dL E dL 0
a b c d
d
Δw
c
E t w E N 1
2 h 0 E N 1
2 h 0 Conductor
E t w 0
Et 0
D 0E
Dt 0 E t 0
Et = Dt =0
Therefore the boundary conditions of a perfect conductor are
The normal component of the field can be determined by applying,
D dS Q
D dS D dS D dS Q
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D N s 0 D N 2h Q
as h 0,
D N s Q
Q
DN s
s
D 0E
DN 0 E N s
s
EN
0
Therefore the second boundary condition is DN = ε0EN = ρs
Case II: Dielectric – Conductor Boundary:
Et = Dt =0 DN = εEN = ρs
Case III: Dielectric – Dielectric Boundary:
To find the tangential components:
Consider two dielectric materials with permittivities, ε1 and ε2.
E dL 0
b c d a
E
a
tan 1 w E tan 1 h E tan 2 w E tan 2 h 0
b c d
a Δw b
h 0, Δh Etan1
c a
Etan2
E tan 1h E tan 2 h 0
b d
d
Dielectric ε2
c
E tan 1 w E tan 2 w 0
E tan 1 E tan 2
Dtan 1 1 E tan 1 & Dtan 2 2 E tan 2
Dtan 1 Dtan 2
1 2
Dtan 1
1
Dtan 2 2 Dtan 1
Etan1 Etan 2 1 are the boundary
=> Etan is continuous but Dtan is discontinuous & Dtan 2 2 conditions
& 1 E N 1 2 E N 2
Are the boundary conditions of dielectric-dielectric boundary.
DN1 DN 2