Displacement current and galvanometer

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A galvanometer is typically used to detect direct currents, but its ability to detect displacement currents from time-varying electric fields is a topic of inquiry. The characteristics of the galvanometer, including its sensitivity and response time, are crucial for such applications. The connection method in the experiment can influence the galvanometer's effectiveness in measuring displacement currents. Additionally, the interaction with the medium's polarization may play a role in the current detection process. Understanding these factors is essential for accurately assessing the galvanometer's capabilities in this context.
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Dear All,

I have a doubt whether galvanometer detects displacement currents due to time varying electric field or not?please let me know,if anybody have an idea about this.

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Arvind
 
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What would be the characteristics of the galvanometer you are proposing? How would it be 'connected' into the experiment? Would the current appear in the polarisation of the medium?
 
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