Electricity and Magnetism Flashcards

(40 cards)

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A particle must always have a

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“q” a charge

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In which direction does the electric field always move

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The electric field will always move in the direction of a positive test charge’s force it would feel

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Formula for force of an electric feild

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F = qE

Used in any sitation where you have an electric field

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4
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Units for the electric force

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Columns (C)

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5
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Coulomb’s Law

Formula for attraction between 2 charges only

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F = k(q1q2/r^2)

Analogous to the Fg formula

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6
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Charge of an electron

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1.6 x 10^-19C

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Formula for electric field due to a point charge

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E = k(q/r^2)

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Formula for Potential Voltage

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V = k(q/r)

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Formula for potential energy

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P.E. = qV

Can also be referred to as “U”

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Objects will move how in terms of potential energy

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Objects move from high potential energy to low potential energy

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Keep in mind that with negative charges they move towards higher voltages because

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They are becoming more negative and there for moving towards lower potential energy

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12
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When using Coulomb’s law if charges are the same

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We only calculate one electric field, other wise we’d calculate two different ones

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13
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Formula for Ohm’s law

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V = IR

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14
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Formula for current

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I = q/t

Units are Amphs

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15
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A current flows like

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The imaginary flow of positive charges

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16
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How does the current behave for elements or resistors in a series

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They have the same current

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17
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How does the current behave for elements or resistors in parallel

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They have the same potential “drop”

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Formula for resistance

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Formula for resistors in series

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Req = R1+R2+R3+…

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Formula for resistors in Parallel

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(1/Req) = 1/R1 + 1/R2+…

21
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Formula for Power

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P = VI = I^2R = V^2/R

V being the Voltage drop across resistors not the total voltage

22
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Kurkoff’s Junction Rule

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Any current flowing in must also flow out

23
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Kurkoff’s Loop Rule

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In any loop around a circuit; any potential increase will be balanced by a potential decrease

24
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Shortcut when you only have 2 resistors

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R1 x R2/ R1+R2

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Formula for rms voltage
Vrms = Vmax/√2
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Formula for rms intensity
Irms = Imax/ √2
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Formula for capacitance
C = Q/V Units are Farad’s
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Paralel Plate Capacitor Formula
C = kε0(A/d) k= dielectric constant
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Formula for potential energy stored in a capacitor
P.E. = 1/2 CV^2
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Formula for capacitors in a series
1/Ceq = 1/C1 + 1/C2 +...
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Formula for capacitors in parallel
Ceq = C1 + C2 + ...
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What happens to the charge, the voltage and the intensity when charging
Q & V start from rest and slowly rise up to a max amount. Intensity starts at max and decreases
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What happens to charge, voltage and intensity when discharging
Q & V & I start from max and decrease
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Formula for a charged particle moving through a magnetic field
F = qvBsinθ ``` V = velocity B = Magnetic field θ = angle between v & B ```
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Right hand rule for a charged particle moving through a magnetic field
``` Thumb = v Fingers = B Palm = Force ```
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For negative charges the force comes out of
The back of your right hand’s palm
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Formula for current-carrying wire in a magnetic field
F = ILBsinθ
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Right hand rule for current carrying wire in a magnetic field
``` Thumb = I Fingers = B Palm = Force ```
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Magnetic field due to a current carrying wire formula
B = μoI/2πr
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Right hand rule magnetic field due to a current carrying wire
Thumb = I | Fingers (curled) = B