define drift velocity write the expression for the current in a conductor of cross sectional area a in terms of drift velocity
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From the quantizations of charges we know
Q= ne
n= number of electrons
e= charge
Also, I= Q/t
then I= ne/t
Q= ne
n= number of electrons
e= charge
Also, I= Q/t
then I= ne/t
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The velocity gained by moving the electrons inside the conductor in a uniform electric field is the drift velocity. The expression for the same is I=nAev
Let the length of conductor be = l
Let the cross sectional area be = A.
Let number of free electrons per unit volume be = n.
Let the drift velocity of electrons be = v
Thus, the total number of electrons will be -
Number of free electrons in a piece of conductor = nAl (number of free electrons per unit volume × volume)
Total charge due to the free electrons = q = nAle
Time taken by the charge to traverse the conductor fully = t = l/v
Thus, the current in the conductor -
I =q/t
= nAle/(l/v)
= nAev
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