Why activation energy of materials increases with decrease of frequency in terms of conductivity.

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Ivson Ferreira Dos Anjos

Dear Atendra Kumar,

The electrical conductivity of a material transforms from frequency independent dc conductivity to frequency dependent ac conductivity upon increasing the frequency. The temperature also affects the Activation Energy of a material. The kind of material, its dielectric properties and how the charge carriers behaves under an elctromagnetic field is also an important factor.

This article will help you to understand this subject.

www.researchgate.net/publication/236179097_13-The_conduction_mechanism_of_Li-Ga_ferrite-2009

Regards, Ivson

Data 13-The conduction mechanism of Li–Ga ferrite-2009

Hamit Can

http://www.gatewayequipment.com/cond_CO2.pdf

https://www.reagecon.com/pdf/technicalpapers/Effect_of_Temperature_TSP-07_Issue3.pdf