Electromagnetism Flashcards

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Definition of electric field

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A region of space where a small, positively charged particle feels a force

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Electric Field Strength

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Force per unit charge (E = F/Q)

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Electric potential

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E = kQ/r

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Columb’s Law

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F = kQq/r^2

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5
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Give the equation for the electric field strength between two plates

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E = V/d

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Draw a radial field

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7
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Give the equation for electric field strength in a radial field

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E = kQ/r^2

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Draw a uniform field

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9
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Describe equipotentials

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Lines along which if a charge is moved no work is done.

For a uniform field, they are perpendicular to field lines

For a radial field they are concentric circles

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10
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Define capacitance

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Charge stored per unit potential difference

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11
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Give the equation for capacitance

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C = Q/V

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Give the equation and units for magnetic flux

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Flux = magnetic flux density * cross sectional area

Webers (Wb)

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What’s the equation for a charged particle moving perpendicular to a magnetic field

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F = BQv

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14
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What’s the equation for a wire moving perpendicular to a magnetic field

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F = BIL

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15
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Describe Fleming’s Left-Hand Rule

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Thumb = Force

First finger = field

Second finger = current (conventional)

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