derive relation between electric current and drift velocity
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q = n a l e
where n is number density(N / V)...........a is area...............l is length...& V = a l ........e is elementry charge
time = dist / speed . .................. so t = l / vd
I = q / t
I = n a e vd
where n is number density(N / V)...........a is area...............l is length...& V = a l ........e is elementry charge
time = dist / speed . .................. so t = l / vd
I = q / t
I = n a e vd
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Allow us to consider a conductor of cross sectional area A. The volume element for a length Δx is AΔx.
If n is the number of electrons according to unit volume, the number of electrons in this volume element can be n*AΔx. The overall charge in this volume element is Δq=n*AΔx*e, in which e is charge on the electron.
If electrons drift with a velocity vd because of thermal strength, the space traveled in time Δt is Δx=vd*Δt.
On substituting this value of Δx within the expression for Δq, we discover that total charge within the volume element below consideration is given by means of;
Δq=n*A*e*vd*Δt
After modification;
Current I= Δq/Δt= n*A*e*vd
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