Composite material are materials composed of two or more distinct constituent materials that are combined to create a material with superior properties compared to each individual component. The constituent materials can be in the form of fibers, … [Continue reading]
Dielectric Breakdown | Solid, Liquid, Gas
Dielectric breakdown is the phenomenon in which an insulating material (dielectric) suddenly becomes electrically conductive due to a high electric field. This breakdown is characterized by a rapid increase in current that can lead to the destruction … [Continue reading]
Dielectric Materials | Types, Properties
Dielectric materials are insulating materials that do not conduct electric current, but can store and release electric charge. They are commonly used in capacitors, electrical insulation, and other electronic devices. The properties of dielectric … [Continue reading]
Domain Theory of Ferromagnetism
The domain theory of ferromagnetism is a model that explains the behavior of ferromagnetic materials, such as iron, cobalt, and nickel. According to this theory, the magnetic properties of ferromagnetic materials arise from the alignment of atomic … [Continue reading]
Polarization and Types of Polarization
Polarization is a phenomenon that describes the orientation of the oscillations of a wave, such as an electromagnetic wave, in a particular direction or plane. The polarization of a wave is determined by the orientation of the electric field vector, … [Continue reading]
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