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1 Ch 29 Potential and Field 講者: 許永昌 老師

2 Contents Connecting Potential and Field Source of Electric Field
E  V Source of Electric Field Finding the Electric Field from the Potential V  E A Conductor in Electrostatic Equilibrium Capacitance and Capacitors The Energy Stored in a Capacitor Dielectrics

3 Connecting Potential and Field (請預讀P911~P913)
Four key concepts: The electric potential and electric field are just two different mathematical representations of how source charges alter the space around them. Force Concept Energy Concept Acts locally Everywhere in space

4 Sources of Electric Potential (請預讀P914~P916)
Important Concept: We can create a potential difference by creating a charge separation. 電荷分離即產生電位差。 Examples: Van de Graaff generator: Work done to lift the positive charge to the hollow metal sphere. Batteries: Chemical reactions do work Wchem to move charge q from the negative to the positive terminal. (charge escalator model) emf Wchem/q =DVbat.

5 Homework Student Workbook 1, 2

6 Finding the Electric Field from the Potential (請預讀P916~P920)
Since DV=-Edr, we get Where the direction of dr can be chosen by us. For instance, dr=êxdx.  We get the x component of E. Gradient: We get

7 The Geometry of Potential and Field (請預讀P918~P919)
Geometry representation of electric potential: 1D: s vs. V graph 2D: contour line graph 3D: Equipotential surface The potential on the same contour (2D) and equipotential surface (3D) will be constant, i.e. Therefore, the E field must be perpendicular to the contour or equipotential surface.

8 Exercises Code:electric_potential.m
Find the electric field or electric potential from these figures. E(N/C) V(volt) x(m) x(m)

9 Kirchhoff’s Loop Law s

10 Homework Student Workbook 3, 4, 7, 8, 9, 10

11 A Conductor in Electrostatic Equilibrium (請預讀P921)
Properties: E inside a conductor is zero.  V=constant inside the conductor. An equipotential surface close to an electrode must roughly match the shape of the electrode. E is large at the sharp corners.

12 Exercise Two spherical conductors are linked by a metal wire as shown in the figure. Find Q2=? Find DV12, DV34, DV23 if the system is in electrostatic equilibrium. DVloop=? Can we say that these two rods work as a capacitor? How much time does these two rods need to be charged? 需要 Ohm’s Law 的概念。 Q1=1.0 nC R=1.0 cm Q2=?? nC R=2.0 cm

13 Homework Student Workbook 12, 13, 14, 15

14 Capacitance and Capacitors(請預讀P922~P927)
Reference: It consists of two conductors separated by a non-conductive region (dielectric). Capacitance: Q: The charges of these two conductors are +Q and –Q, respectively. i.e. the whole system is in neutral. DV: The potential difference between these two conductors. SI Unit: 1 farad = 1 F = 1 C/V.

15 Examples: Keys of Computer Keyboard: Touchscreen of iPod and iPhone:
Soft dielectric Keys of Computer Keyboard: Press the key will change its capacitance C. DV is fixed, so that Q=CDV will change, too. It need the current I to change Q. Detect the current. Touchscreen of iPod and iPhone: Reference: Sensor is one of the conductor, and the target object (human) is the other. (AC circuit) DV Note:這只是示意圖

16 Exercise Find the capacitance of a spherical capacitor:
Q, R2 Find the capacitance of a spherical capacitor: How about R2? Find the capacitance of a parallel-plate capacitor. -Q, R1 Area: A Spacing: d

17 Combinations of Capacitors (請預讀P924~P926)
Two basic combinations: Parallel combination: DV1=DV2=DV3=…DV. Equivalent capacitance: Ceq=SQi/DV =SCi. Series combination: Q1=Q2=Q3=… Q. Equivalent capacitance: Q/Ceq=DV=SDVi=

18 The energy stored in a Capacitor (請預讀P927~P928)
Goal: Find the potential energy stored in a capacitor whose charge is Q.  The work should be done by a battery because DE=W. Method II: 基於增加dq需要作功多少的概念而得 (dU=dqDV). 基於point charge 間能量儲存的概念而得

19 The energy stored in a Capacitor
For a spring, we can “see” that the potential energy of a stretched spring is in the tension of the coils. But, where is the stored energy for a capacitor? The energy is stored in the electric field of capacitor in the space. Uc= ½C(DV)2= Energy density: In fact, this equation is correct for any electric field.

20 補充 The energy stored in a charge distribution is Local Gauss’s Law微分形式
Everywhere

21 Dielectrics (介電質) (請預讀P929~P932)
An insulator in an electric field is called a dielectric. External E field E0  polarization  induced surface charge densities (hinduced) Einduced. hinduced is related to the external electric field strength and the properties of the insulator. Dielectric constant:

22 Dielectric constant, Dielectric strength and the Capacitances
Capacitance of a dielectric-filled capacitor: Disconnected to the battery.  pull dielectric into the capacitor. All materials have a maximum electric field they can sustain without breakdown-the production of a spark.

23 Homework Student Workbook 16, 17, 19, 21, 22, 23, 24


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