There is a parallel plate capacitor with capacitance C=1.4X10^-12 F . If a dielectric material with dielectric constant 2.8 is placed between plates, what is energy stored in it under a potential difference 1500 V?
Given about parallel plate capacitor :-
Capacitance (C)= 1.4×10^-12 F
Dielectric constant (K) = 2.8
Potential difference (V) = 1500 V
Note :- when dielectric material with dielectric constant k is placed between parallel plates then capacitance increases by K factor and energy stored in capacitor is also increases by K factor .
New Capacitance (C') = K*C
C' = 2.8*(1.4×10^-12 F )
C' = 3.92×10^-12 F
Formulae:-
Energy stored in new capacitor E' = 0.5*(C')*(V2)
E' = 0.5*(3.92×10-12)*(1500)2
E'= 0.5*(3.92×10-12)*(2.25×106)
E' = 0.5*8.82×10-6
E' = 4.41×10-6
E' = 4.41 micro joules (or) J
Hence energy stored in new capacitor after adding dielectric material is E' = 4.41 J
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