E&M formulas Flashcards

1
Q

charge =

A

amps * time

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2
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Q=

A

it
Q = charge in coulombs C
i = current in amps (A)
t = time in seconds (s) “

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3
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Time constant of resistor-capacitor combination

A

R*C

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4
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Potential difference across a capacitor

A

Vs * e ^(t/time constant)

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5
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Power =

A

IV

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6
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V =

A

IR

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7
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Time =

A

Energy / Power

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8
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Electric field strength =

A

F/Q = V/Distance = q / 4pi8.85*10^-12 * r^2

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9
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Electric potential =

A

q / 4pi8.85*10^-12 * r

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10
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Electric potential energy =

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q * q1 / 4pi8.85*10^-12 * r

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11
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Charge being suspended between two parallel capacitor plates (electric field)

A

V = mgd/q = qE

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12
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Charge being accelerated between two parallel capacitor plates

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1/2mv^2 = Fd = qE = qV

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13
Q

Force on a current carrying a conductor

A

BIL sin theta

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14
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Formula for force on a charge in a magnetic field

A

BQV sin theta

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15
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Magnitude of B field for a single conductor

A

Br = (4pi10^-7I) / 2pi*r

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16
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Magnitude of B field for a coil

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Br = (4pi10^-7NI) / 2*r

17
Q

Magnitude of B field for a solenoid

A

4pi10^-7(n/m)I

18
Q

Vrms =

A

Peak voltage / root(2)

19
Q

Irms =

A

Peak current / root (2)

20
Q

Peak voltage =

A

P2P voltage / 2

21
Q

Formula for transformers

A

“Vp / Vs = Np / Ns
where Vp = primary voltage, Vs is secondary voltage, Np is number of turns on the primary, Ns is the number of turns on the secondary”

22
Q

number of electrons =

A

Q / 1.602 * 10^-19

23
Q

Q =

A

Capacitance*V

24
Q

BQV

A

mv^2 / r