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Feb27-13, 09:40 AM   #1
 

Dialectric inserted into capacitor => creation of a double-capacitor


A dialectic of width d is inserted into a capacitor made up of two plates, with the plates being a distance D apart. D>d. Afterwards, the capacitor acts like it is two capacitor connected in series. Why? I mean how the heck is the dialectic supposed to get induced charges equivalent to the ones on the capacitor-plates?

the situation is illustrated in the solution manual. Look for assignment 4b ("Oppgave 4 b", page 4) http://folk.ntnu.no/sveinoll/ov/TFY/...LF/Ov06los.pdf. The situation as described is like A, and the capacitor acts like in B.
 
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