Using Field Lines & Equipotential Diagrams The direction of electric fields is represented by?electric?field?lines Electric field lines are directed from positive to negative Therefore, the fie...
Electric Potential for a Radial Field Electric Potential Energy In order to move a positive charge closer to another positive charge, work must be done to overcome the force of repulsion between th...
Electric Field between Parallel Plates The magnitude of the electric field strength in a?uniform?field between two charged parallel plates is defined as: Where: E?=?electric field strength?(...
Electric Field & Potential A positive test charge has electric?potential?energy?due to its position in an electric field The amount of electric potential energy depends on: The magnitude of cha...
Electric Field due to a Point Charge The?electric field strength?describes how strong or weak an electric field is at that point A?point charge?produces a?radial?field A charge sphere also acts lik...
Electric Force between Two Charges All charged particles produce an electric field around them This field exerts a force on any other charged particle within range The electrostatic force be...
Electric Field Strength The?electric field strength?at a point is defined as: The force per unit charge acting on a positive test charge at that point The electric field strength can be calculated ...
Defining an Electric Field An electric field is defined as a region of space in which a?charged?particle experiences a?force Hence, electric fields are a type of?force field The charged particle co...
Centripetal Force ?Centripetal force can be calculated using any of the following equations: Centripetal force is always perpendicular to the direction of travel Where: F?= centripetal force...
