The fundamental differential equation describing the polarization of an electron in an infinitely wide electron beam is derived. Found inside – Page 467L — xc SPACE CHARGE LIMITED CRITICAL EMISSION LIMITED Theory and experiment have resulted in the formulation of two basic equations to determine the diode current density . These are the Langmuir - Child relation for operation in ... Found inside – Page 393This last equation is exactly the differential form of Ohm ' s law with the constant equal to the conductivity ( here assumed independent of position ) . The same equation ... 10 ) can be used to calculate the current density distribution . The only ... Found inside – Page 470It remains to be shown that this effect is sufficient in explaining the ion current density . This requires the calculation of the ionic velocities . A customary approach 18 first discussed . The results of such an approach , when applied to lons , are ... Found inside – Page 175Pe ] represent respectively the fluctuating electron number density , the fluctuating electron current density and the electron pressure tensor . Equation ( 34 ) contains contributions both from momentum transfer and helicity wave transfer . Found inside – Page 141Moreover, the current density equations for both directions of reactions can ... For instance, the current density equation corresponding to the forward ... Found inside – Page 18The physics underlying this similar equation of motion is intrinsically different since properties such as the density and current density are in terms of ... In this book the static semiconductor device problem is presented and analysed from an applied mathematician's point of view. Found inside – Page 31At current densities lower than the crossover value, Equation (2.1) predicts a larger pore size than Equation (2.2): therefore, electropolishing at the pore ... Found inside – Page 92CO )- 1++)|E (7.67) COMe COMi In this equation we have cancellation of the terms that do not involve co, leaving a residual current density 1 1 J = jeocoS2 ... Found inside – Page 483.1.3 Continuity equation and local conservation laws The density Operator of an ... One can derive an analogous equation for the current density, ... Found inside – Page 9The continuity equations state that the sources and sinks of the total conduction current per unit volume are fully compensated by the outward flux of current per unit volume and the time variation of the mobile charge density . D . ( e ) – 9 ( p - n ... This book deals with the mathematical analysis and the numerical approximation of eddy current problems in the time-harmonic case. This book focuses on the derivation and solution of Maxwell’s equations. Found inside – Page 158For Schottky emission the current density equation is similar to the better known conventional thermionic equations , except there is an applied field which lowers the effective potential and yields [ 7 ] CONTROL FILM INPUT 0.05 MA / STEP J ... Found inside – Page 1430current density J active zone because of the stimulated emission . Additionally , this system of ... The current density J is calculated by solving the Laplace equation for the Fermi potential p in the p - doped region . The carrier density ne is ... Found inside – Page 207A rough estimate of charge density shows that the modification to the electric field due to ion space charge is not negligible at typical corotron current levels . The field and charge density are then determined by the following equations : V. Ē ... Found inside – Page 836... 721 Cubic symmetry, 610-611 Cubo-octahedral cluster, 489 Current density, 80, 84-85, ... 496 Differential density equation, 97 Diffraction, 761 Dimers, ... Found inside – Page 564For the current density field problems , as it will be shown later , the governing equation in nonhomogeneous medium can be written as ( v ( x ) VV ) = 0 ( 4 , 8 ) , where y = y ( x ) is the material conductivity and will be treated as a constant , and ... Found inside – Page 62( 10 ) which is equivalent to the well known Cottrell equation for stagnant solutions ( 5 ) . i jos [ tD < 0.1 ] Š ( 10 ) Dt Equation ( 10 ) indicates that the decrease in current density is inversely proportional to the square root of time . 4. Pulse limiting ... Found inside – Page 3The term 2 Dn / at has the dimensions of a current density and is referred . to as the displacement current density . Equation ( 1 . 10 ) shows that if the time rate of change of the displacement is added to the conduction current density and the ... Found inside – Page 136136 3.10 EQUATIONS GOVERNING DISTRIBUTION OF HOLE DENSITY AND ELECTRON DENSITY IN A REGION OF A SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE Electric current will have only one ... Found inside – Page 30An imposed surface current density J, =JS*Z, which varies sinusoidally in space and time, is distributed along the curved surface y' = /»'. ... We begin by writing a diffusion form of Maxwell's equations for translating media: — V2H' V'.H'=0, dH' ... Found insideThis book focuses on the derivation and solution of Maxwell's equations. Found inside – Page 578Equation (16) shows that practically all the action or current flow takes place at the plate surface at high current densities. ... Computing the time for the acid density in the first unit of volume AV to fall from a mean density of 1.426 to 1.403 as in ... Found inside – Page 6If the electrochemical reaction is the rate - determining step , the current density described by the Butler - Volmer Equation 11 can be used directly to calculate the current density . Assuming that reaction is the rate - determining step of the ... Found inside – Page 28The expression for the current density JDS requires knowledge of the distribution of the carriers and the field along the path of conduction. For an exact solution of the current density, Poisson's equation and the continuity equation must be ... Found insideThe governing equations are used for the analysis of a one - dimensional steady - state case , assuming constant ... The variations of temperature , electric field , magnetic field , and electric and thermal current densities are presented ... Found insideThe two - parameter equation , j ( z , e ) / [ j ( 2,0 ) ] = e - [ ^ ( 1 - cos e ) ) " , is shown to be capable of representing the ion beam current density ... Found inside – Page 13According to the Butler-Volmer equation, the positive net current density is proportional to the exchange current density. The higher the exchange current ... Found inside – Page 426Assuming Fick's law, the diffusion limiting current density on a working ... limiting current density is found, referred to as the Levich equation, ... Found inside – Page 1129The model involves a solution of the governing set of equations; namely; Poisson's equation, equation for current density, current continuity condition and charge acquired by the particle due to ion-bombardment. To check the validity of the ... Found inside – Page 52The numerical coefficient in Equation 3.18 is 4 as opposed to 2 because ... From this, the maximum possible current density, when the current density is ... Found inside – Page 25558 X 10* mho meters and ji — 1 ,000 pohms. t Two discharge current densities are assumed: A — 10* amps per square inch; ... For this case the charge density term, p/e, in equation 4 as well as the displacement current density, edE/d*, ... Found inside – Page 2343In this paper the band transport equations that are usually applied to photorefractive media are presented . The current density , which is modified to include magnetic effects , is presented . The current density obtained is given in the time ... Found inside – Page 176equation (9) has the form, which is convenient to compare the current density four- vector (4) with that of Dirac theory. It should be noted that, ... Found inside – Page 240cated equation (6.5.8) and substitute them into transformation formulae (6.5.4), (6.5.5). ... 6.1 Averaged Current–Density Equation We use relativistic ... Found inside – Page 5929The new equations for conductivity in a magnetic field An equation can be introduced for the current density j ( r ) in disordered systems , whose discontinuous scale is larger than the free path of the charge carriers , and whose free path is ... The solutions of the differential equation are obtained by a finite difference approximation and a shooting method. The behavior predicted by these calculations is in agreement with experiments. 9 refs., 6 figs. Found inside – Page 173The experimental results obtained for n and n have been worked out according to equations ( 3 ) and ( 4 ) for the calculation of the ... 2 and 3 ( curves a ) as a function of the current density for the different types of membranes examined . Found inside – Page 1657Dependence of heat current density on thermofield emission ( TF - emission ) According to equation ( 3 ) the emission current density js . depends also on the temperature Te of the emitting surface , the latter being strongly influenced by the ... Found inside – Page 189Equating the latter expression assume that there is a uniform flux density B , and a current density uniformly decreasing from j down to zero . Assuming to equation ( 2 ) , then that a is small compared with the radius y , we can neglect the ... Found inside – Page 320The current density in this case decreases m®kg ( Ef - En ) no Inj 1 + exp 1+ atha kpl for higher temperatures ( 7 ) Substituting equation ( 2 ) , equation ... Found inside – Page 127t dt ω = q m sin ω E ωt And so the current density (Equation 5.37) becomes J = Nq q ω m E sin ωt (5.38) The conduction current as given by Equation 5.38 is ... 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