A CRITICAL REVIEW OF DISPLACMENT CURRENT

  • Soumyadeep Ghosh Guru Nanak Institute of Technology https://orcid.org/0000-0001-7298-4203
  • Shankhadeep Das Guru Nanak Institute Of Technology
  • Jishnu Nanth Paul Guru Nanak Institute Of Technology
  • Sucharita Bhattacharyya Guru Nanak Institute Of Technology
Keywords: Maxwell-Ampere law, displacement current, Hertz Theory, Philosophy of Hertz theory, electromagnetic field

Abstract

In the field of physical science, the concept of displacement current of James Clerk Maxwell is considered as one of the most innovative concepts ever through which discovery of the electromagnetic theory leads him. In the Maxwell-Ampere law, the derivation of electric intensity shows that the variation in electric field can generate a magnetic field along with displacement current. During the development of its own concept, along with applause for the scientific content, they would also receive Criticism on it.

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Author Biographies

Soumyadeep Ghosh, Guru Nanak Institute of Technology

I am a 3rd-year student of Guru Nanak Institute Of Technology, currently pursuing a B.Tech in Electronics and communication engineering.

Shankhadeep Das, Guru Nanak Institute Of Technology

student of Electronics and Communication Engineering, 3rd Year

Jishnu Nanth Paul, Guru Nanak Institute Of Technology

Student of Electronics and Communication Engineering, 3rd year

Sucharita Bhattacharyya, Guru Nanak Institute Of Technology

Professor of Physics, Applied Science and Humanities Department, Guru Nanak Institute of Technology

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Published
2022-10-21
How to Cite
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Ghosh, S.; Das, S.; Paul, J. N.; Bhattacharyya, S. A CRITICAL REVIEW OF DISPLACMENT CURRENT. prepare@u_foset 2022.
Section
12th Inter-University Engineering, Science & Technology Academic Meet – 2022