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electric displacement

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electric displacement [i′lek·trik dis′plās·mənt]
(electricity)
The electric field intensity multiplied by the permittivity. Symbolized D. Also known as dielectric displacement; dielectric flux density; displacement; electric displacement density; electric flux density; electric induction.
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The remnant polarization (Pr) obtained from electric displacement versus electric field (D-E) hysteresis data are 80 and 50 mC/[m.
Simultaneous stretching and static electric field poling of ... by Huan, Yan; Liu, Yayan; Yang, Yifei / Polymer Engineering and Science
A widely used method for measurement of the electric displacement, D, versus field, E, hysteresis curves of ferroelectric polymers has been the Sawyer-Tower (2) method and its modifications (3, 4).
The ferroelectric properties of piezoelectric ceramic/polymer ... by Wenger, M.P.; Almeida, P.L.; Blanas, P.; Shuford, R.J.; Das-Gupta, D.K. / Polymer Engineering and Science
 
 
 
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