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DAY 25

Feb 14, 2016

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DAY 25. Electric Fields. What is an Electric Field? Who cares?. Slide 20-34. What is an Electric Field? Who cares?. Slide 20-34. Constructing the Electric Field. Slide 20-34. Constructing the Electric Field. Slide 20-34. Constructing the Electric Field. Slide 20-34. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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DAY 25Electric Fields

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What is an Electric Field? Who cares?

Slide 20-34

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What is an Electric Field? Who cares?

Slide 20-34

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Constructing the Electric Field

Slide 20-34

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Constructing the Electric Field

Slide 20-34

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Constructing the Electric Field

Slide 20-34

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The Electric Field of a Point Charge

Slide 20-35

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The Electric Field model

Slide 20-34

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Superposition of Electric fields

Slide 20-34

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Determine the magnitude and the direction of the electric field at point A.

Example Problem

Slide 20-70

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Dipole Electric Fields

Slide 20-45

Field lines

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Electric Field Lines

Slide 20-50

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Uniform Electric Fields

Slide 20-45

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Cathode ray tube

Slide 20-55

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Examples

Slide 20-55

a. The CRT (cathode ray tube) needs the electrons to exit with speed 6E7 m/s. What electric field strength is necessary?

b. A uniform electric field of 1.5E5 N/C is used to deflect the beam. What angle?

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Conductors and Electric Fields

Slide 20-55

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Conductors and Electric Fields

Slide 20-55

A positively charged (non-metallic) sphere is places over a metal plate with anet negative charge.

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Conductors and Electric Fields

Slide 20-55

A positively charged (non-metallic) sphere is places over a metal plate with anet negative charge.

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Forces and Torques on Charges in Electric Fields

Slide 20-56