Scribd Logo
Upload

Welcome to Scribd!

  • 31 views

    ELECTROSTATIC POTENTIAL and CAPACITANCE

    Uploaded by

    Raja420
    1. Potential energy is the energy an object possesses due to its position or state. It can be due to factors like height above ground, compression, or electric charge configuration. 2. Capacitors are electrical components that store potential energy in an electric field. Their capacitance depends on the shape and size of the conductors, the distance between them, and the dielectric material between the conductors. 3. Combinations of capacitors can be connected in parallel or series. Parallel combinations increase the total capacitance while series combinations decrease the total capacitance.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd

    ELECTROSTATIC POTENTIAL and CAPACITANCE

    Uploaded by

    Raja420
    31 views3 pages
    1. Potential energy is the energy an object possesses due to its position or state. It can be due to factors like height above ground, compression, or electric charge configuration. 2. Capacitors are electrical components that store potential energy in an electric field. Their capacitance depends on the shape and size of the conductors, the distance between them, and the dielectric material between the conductors. 3. Combinations of capacitors can be connected in parallel or series. Parallel combinations increase the total capacitance while series combinations decrease the total capacitance.

    Original Description:

    Short notes

    Original Title

    ELECTROSTATIC POTENTIAL And CAPACITANCE

    Copyright

    © © All Rights Reserved

    Available Formats

    PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd

    Did you find this document useful?

    Is this content inappropriate?

    1. Potential energy is the energy an object possesses due to its position or state. It can be due to factors like height above ground, compression, or electric charge configuration. 2. Capacitors are electrical components that store potential energy in an electric field. Their capacitance depends on the shape and size of the conductors, the distance between them, and the dielectric material between the conductors. 3. Combinations of capacitors can be connected in parallel or series. Parallel combinations increase the total capacitance while series combinations decrease the total capacitance.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Download as pdf or txt
    31 views3 pages

    ELECTROSTATIC POTENTIAL and CAPACITANCE

    Uploaded by

    Raja420
    1. Potential energy is the energy an object possesses due to its position or state. It can be due to factors like height above ground, compression, or electric charge configuration. 2. Capacitors are electrical components that store potential energy in an electric field. Their capacitance depends on the shape and size of the conductors, the distance between them, and the dielectric material between the conductors. 3. Combinations of capacitors can be connected in parallel or series. Parallel combinations increase the total capacitance while series combinations decrease the total capacitance.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Download as pdf or txt
    of 3

    JeArostoti Potential ound

    3 nao1hne
    Capacukarn ta
    FucdhostaLCpokextiad ot a pt V= Wp
    Euch

    elw any Poinb


    VB-VA WAB-d
    okeukial duo to a pk havioe dW
    Vo d
    20x
    Tto Y VY
    ) E=
    Pokential due to an
    Flockouc Dipalk
    @Aidl posiLi on VeVCA VeB

    AqLuitorial posHion
    Vc 4TTEVT4a THa
    v=
    @oue tv Short alacd ric de poia VP PCOSDL P?
    HTT T

    okertia duL dto SyStem of hage


    P at anuy pk du do
    y hagI
    ATTS W4-
    Y 3 4 +TTE0
    FQwpokonial Suato VAVB, ovy pe, alo duc pOfeticaMe.
    RIn b/uy Eand V POTENTIA ENERGy tNA
    EXTERNAL AELD
    El ldv --dv stnglai
    Pokentiol 2rgy ef a a l a
    Chalge an an krt
    Coo doset
    podiat uaces 0
    n3rCno glotbic
    d
    Potertial anogy ofa Aqtm o
    aniteld
    wah Ed: w
    o U booiin CUD Chaiqes
    t 4
    EN A CeHARGES W=W,4M,=U=,
    OF Va+Vg
    OTENTAL SYSTEM OF ATtEo
    Sy+m
    Tokal upr k dte o Aorm
    a
    bkenkial UT a
    oY
    Ewc pt haiges
    PE Ystm ef
    charIes
    O-P.E-PE COs
    FSd
    Axtevlal
    w +W V Angla blw Electicdpnd
    o9, Ve-gPE (os -es0
    For Hage pemt hages Sete
    U-1 V2V3 + Va 0 0:-PE min dipak
    duhl uwlble
    4TSoL 12 23 7 180 o-PE, man
    P.Eo r n pt angs
    U HT20
    kloctrestai s e ConduEoT
    Eluctuc gudd is Lr (ErduIcy BuGa0
    kloticAd irtenaaty uala conductung B o
    C VACtD7

    E- h, -Sunty -Unit
    normal

    be suhnCa n
    Dtuoud drn
    r
    Nun corcuttor is
    Tke dd UwwdeU qraundod
    he CawityVhacem
    J ayx20 e ro Jl o
    Atai
    Qaglh&ic avd nlaxisation
    J s ulatr
    Te &ek ef alighina the. olo téeic dipolos in hi
    poJOsatio n
    pying tKte\nal t e J a t d
    te d i l L i c 1 /
    DAyc le MENOnt pas Junit veluume
    P= KE
    For tinea Notnepic diotedis insiatr
    Sncuced alecbuc chaige net alecLic duud ion u
    Eto-E Eo- E; Er ( E O(

    ectrosttic pre8Su on Chasgod corductor


    aA

    dilectue KEE CAPACTOR


    PARALLEL PlAT6
    CAPACITTORS AND CAPACITANCE
    C C
    dlepcnd on rrging effe
    Shapa, sie Cond,
    lectric d o)
    w Rial
    Plats

    pr0sani
    s uo
    naudn dg nad
    ad E
    A L0
    Colbievoiut Cao V=Ed-Qd C= - So4
    oA
    Cqihdultoal Capaitor a CapaCutas
    Fora ho PAatos 6
    n (blaD. F
    Capaco et sPhalalAytm. AS
    KIrne Spharl has qvn dh CotGe AARt dielnB&prtance
    E0 O0teh J a r h d
    vaccum
    C-412,ab/b-a) ,-Eo,
    hna Aathed AdLl t i c cinsextid bfw a t e s

    -a7b E--Op
    C 4 T £, b[b-a)
    - p ouoy e sph Ott*Eob V= 9 P
    20
    CEnectd sphoras F O l i K a dialoc0u
    C 4 TtSob O-OP F

    Connead spheus ( acy)sn K>l


    O C= C+C2 V Oa AEK. a
    (la TTE catb)
    C 20 Capi cltanu e
    a pauitay galaa
    Capico6o
    KEoA
    2 nK EPeunitvity
    K Cd 4)+t
    emaciun uckCKD
    uhan tenducting &lab ta

    fOY Vaccoumk VE-E


    2=2 Peo
    Vaccum (d-t)
    AS D
    K-cdamansa.o C= oA
    d-t
    C
    C-t/d)

    Co
    COwmbinatiDh El Gpauitors
    I n PoaULoR
    Inoios y Ci Cz Cp= C t C
    V=Cons t a n t

    For hCapattrs L4 captters coaCt

    Con Start Capeqto


    JMa
    Storad
    OTn iotonttücal
    Caupac fors
    Ceay egy
    elo ostetic g
    G-cv= V
    qiyalenkC is auLeays
    dOAS haon Smallost ekoayoansl ey pE
    cnu
    stoYLd
    hect e diolectri u
    e n CapacutsT. tapaddr

    atn pabs
    l 0 eree
    atr

    lOkal
    On Vo l u u a

    U=cv2 7U-L ev JCu) Lio E


    K U6 chaioqed
    o t e t i a l elue
    o
    GvaohGeRTUD aiCPtCdutltq sphe h Splhole
    VOnd
    d
    GvaoGresiatoa
    C O t o LDsoL

    high potertial diteonos


    Sphe
    At ay pk
    loic IA e
    t e n a a t y lsKOAD.

    hilupn vo/ts
    Ce [accaUOTo V
    ike upkel
    chaged patticn.
    phaygpd pati
    Ab aLRILOAAda
    a r s i d e a cul
    Pokelt at a r y U
    haqad cendulg
    hasoo a
    9has.co anuto , en the
    =Poèen tial
    heste

    NEFY-w
    23
    s

    You might also like