The electric field produce due to time varying electric field..?
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According to Faraday's law, changing magnetic field causes electric field. you can see this more clearly when working with the differential form of Maxwell's equations. ... So time varying electric fields act like currents and can create magnetic fields, i.e. act as sources for magnetic fields just as current densities do
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According to Faraday's law, changing magnetic field causes electric field. you can see this more clearly when working with the differential form of Maxwell's equations. ... So time varying electric fields act like currents and can create magnetic fields, i.e. act as sources for magnetic fields just as current densities do.
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