Thank you. It has increased my understanding on my part because you have.
To create the first charge imbalance, I would need current to move correct or not? I am just not seeing electric charge carriers moving on Plate A is not vibrating it's not moving in any way to produce a waveform in my mind. Electrons move and create Electric field energy ? I really wish I could see it.
I know you guy's have the math to back up what you see. If I see a volume in a box I can measure it down to what ever the space is, plus see it in detail that will be satisfiable. I think this is the dividing point for me.
I would need an EM field to render some sort of response from plate B, Plate A is not a Magnet or an electro magnet how am I supposed to see the transition when their is no physical mechanism to create it. Transformers will move it physically through the wire to ground with a core conversely the secondary must respond in kind with the emulated field energy into charge.
Would it help to think of the pulse that propagates across the dielectric as a pulse instead of a wave? Is your difficulty visualizing this because you're thinking of a peridoic wave, instead of just a pulse? What happens if you drop a pebble into a pool of water? There is a tempoary wave that propagates out from the drop spot. Every time the charge changes on a cap, a wave propagates from one plate to the other, only not like a wave as in the pool, but as a pulse that is proportional to the change in charge.
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