Dielectric boundary condition with examples by Prof. Niraj Kumar VIT Chennai

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Where did u get Dt1 ..

[@amankumar-xt6cw]

Sir ye Jo let kr ke Mane hai kuch number o exam me bhi kuch man kr likhna parega ki shirf [DN1]=[DN2] tak exam me likh sakte hai plz reply sir😢

[@RFDesignbasics]

If surface charge density is zero DN1 is equal to DN2 otherwise difference of DN1 and DN2 is equal to surface charge density.

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Thank you sir for ur great explanation

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Sir why delta h is 0

[@RFDesignbasics]

Because we consider the changes happening at boundaries. So the Delta H tends to zero.

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[@riyanshjain3588]

This isn’t correct where did the q went in the normal component

[@RFDesignbasics]

Q is equal to surface charge density multiplied by Surface area.

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Thank you sir