Deduce an expression for heat produced by an electric conductor using dimensional analysis which depends upon heat proportional to current time and resistance.
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Heat energy produced = power * time duration = I² R t = V² t / R
H = I^k R^m T^n
Let us try to find the dimensions of current in known units.
Force = charge * electric field = current * time * voltage /distance
current = Force * distance / (time * voltage)
= force * distance/(time * current * resistance)
I = M L T⁻² * L / (T * I * R) = M L² T⁻³ I⁻¹ R⁻¹
I² = M L² T⁻³ R⁻¹
I = M^1/2 L T^-3/2 R^-1/2
M L² T⁻² R^0 = energy = I^k R^m T^n
= M^k/2 L^k T^-3k/2 R^-k/2 * R^m * T^n
Equating the powers of the units :
k = 2 n = 1 m = 1
Hence, H = I^2 R T
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