Parallel oppositely charged plates

UNIFORM

- I|I|+

CONVENTIONAL CURRENT pos neg

Type equation here.

Electrons

= +

INDUCTION

= 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 . .

= . oloumbs (c)
= .

= .

= =

= qE

Coulombs Law

Fe= force between the 2 objects

K= constant=

& =charge of object 1 & 2 (C)

Lower Resistance = Thicker Filament

= +

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=

nergy()

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ELECTRON GUN

= =

= electric field strength (/)( )( )

In the same direction as Fe if Q is positive
Electric Potential near point charge Q

Potential V of surface of a sphere

V=

kQ
r

ELECTRIC POTENTIAL DIFFERENCE

(Work (Joules) needed to move charge between 2 points

oules

= =
=
= =
oloumb

= =

= = =

= =

=
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= Electric current ()
(rate of flow of charges with time)
R= Resistance of wire (Ohms)()=(Volt/amp)
Dependant on temperature T R
= voltage the force moving e () (/)

= e drift velocity ( )
=
RL

= = = =

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FOR A PARTICULAR METAL

=
=

Ohms Law

= + +

MILIKANS LAW (in suspension)

+ + =

= =

Electric Field Strength

Force per coloumb exerted on a test charge at that
point

= + + +. .

= + =

= = =

R S = Shunt resistor ( )
IS R s = IM R M
= +
I R M

L
R
A

RS = I M

tot I M

= Resistivity of wire (/)

= Length of wire
= cross sectional area =

=
R s = series resistor ( )
= ( + )

CURRENT CARRYING WIRE IN A MAGNETIC FIELD

ELECTROMAGNETIC INDUCTION
Potential difference () ()
induced across a conductor in or moving thru a
magnetic field B

= current in each wire

= Length of each wire

= =
= distance separating the wires

W = p. d. q = EMF q

= 2 107
A-Attractive force

B-Repulsive force

= =

V = EL or E =

V
= vB so V = EMF = vLB
L

= current ()
= magnetic field strength
() /

V
L

= Length of conductor within the magnetic field

= angle between the conductor and magnetic field

= =

Mass Spectrometer
MOVING CHARGES IN MAGNETIC FIELDS

I= electric current in wire

d= distance from the wire
= 2 107
= magnitude of magetic field strength

r= radius of loop
for current in a (UNIFORM)

=
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v = u + at
=

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magnetic force =

=
& =

= Length of solenoid
= number of turns or loops

= magnetic field strength

= Length of conductor within the magnetic field
= angle between the conductor and magnetic field