Derive an equation for the energy stored in a capacitor. If a dielectric is introduced between the plates how will energy change?
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Derivation doesn't change till you get
W = Q² /2C
Q = A x sigma
C = d/A x epsilon 0
therefore
E = (sigma)² d/ 2 epsilon 0
but E = sigma / epsilon 0
So
Energy = epsilon 0 x E² x A x d/2
If you use medium with dielectric constant k,
epsilon = k . epsilon 0
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So,
E = k. epsilon 0 x E² x A x d/
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