Displacement Current is a time-varying electric field quantity in electromagnetism that serves as a source of magnetic fields in the absence of conduction currents, mathematically defined as the rate of change of the electric displacement field and introduced by James Clerk Maxwell to extend Ampère's Law to time-dependent phenomena.
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