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relation between drift velocity and relaxation time​

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Answered by Vanisher
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Answer:

drift velocity is proportional to the relaxation time . As the relaxation time increases the drift velocity increases,

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Answered by AditiHegde
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The relation between drift velocity and relaxation time​ is as follows:

  • The average velocity attained by the particles (due to an electric field), that is charged particles such as electrons is called the drift velocity.
  • Vd = I/neA
  • where Vd is the drift velocity
  • I is the current
  • n is the number of electrons
  • e is the charge of the electron
  • A is the cross section area of the wire
  • The time interval between the two successive collisions of the electrons in a conductor is called the relaxation time.
  • According to Ohm's law, the relaxation time is,
  • J = σ E
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