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Formula for a uniform electric field produced by a capacitor
V=Ed
Formula for charge on a capacitor
Q=CV
C is intrinsic
If Q increases only V increases
Formula for Capacitance
C= Eo A/d
Where capacitance is change by the AREA or distance ONLY
Formula for PE of a capacitor
PE= 1/2QV
Q=CV can be sub to get different equations,
For problems with electron path remember: F=qE, F=ma and Big Fives! d=vot + 1/2at2
Magnetic Force on a Moving charge
F=q (VxB)
Magnetic Field Strength
F= qvBsin theta
Units: Tesla
Right Hand Rule 1
Thumb=v
Fingers point direction of B
Palm=Fb
Proton is the convention, so if electron its opposite!
Do Magnetic Forces do work?
NO! KE does not change!
If v is perpendicular to B
Uniform cir. motion
qvB=mv2/r
Right Hand Rule 2
To find mag field created by a moving charge (wires and solenoids)
thumb= current
Finger curl = mag field
B created by a long straight current carrying wire
b is proportional to I/r
What is a Capacitor?
Two charged plates, equal magnitude, opposite charges which creates a potential difference
What is a resistor and how is it related to power?
resistors enable WORK to be done, power dissipation accross resistors = to power supplied by battery P=IV
What is Current?
the amount of charge per unit time (AMPs)
I=Q/t
What is Voltage?
The potential difference
Ohms Law
V=IR
Resistors in a Series have the same what and different what?
Same I, different V
Resistors in Parallel have same what and different what?
Same V, Different I
Electric Force between two charged particles
F=k qQ/r2
Electric Field (Two charges)
F= kqQ/r2
Electric Field created by a single point charge
E(by Q)= k Q/r2
Electric Force and Field Formula
For Vector Problems, F, a
F=qE, f=ma
Electric Potential
For Scalars, work and energy
Pot=k Q/r
Energy by electric field
PE=q delta Potential
Work done by electric field
w= -deltaPE
KE=-deltaPE
Electrons move to higher or lower potential?
Electron=light=rises to higher
Protons move to higher or lower potential?
Proton=heavier=falls to lower
Superposition of Electric Potential
Add all potentials