22 Electrodynamics Flashcards

(30 cards)

1
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force field produced by charged object that can exert force on other charges

A

electric field

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2
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describes how charge influences other charges around it

A

electric field

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3
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direction of electric field (2)

A
  • away from + charge
  • toward - charge
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4
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represented using electric field lines to show direction and strength

A

electric field

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5
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formula for electric field

A

E = F/q

unit: N/C

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6
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tells us how strong force field is at a point

A

electric field

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7
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formula for electric field point charge

A

E = k|Q|/r^2

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8
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field charge becomes ___ when closer to the charge; ___ as distance increases

A

stronger
weaker

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9
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energy possessed by a charge due to its position in an electric field

A

electric potential energy (U/EPE)

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10
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electric field can do work on the charge, causing change in its energy

A

electric potential energy (U/EPE)

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11
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charge can gain/lose energy when it moves

A

electric potential energy (U/EPE)

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12
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electric potential energy (U/EPE) depends on (2)

A
  • charge (q)
  • position in electric field
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13
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electric potential per unit charge

A

electric potential (V)

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13
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formula for electric potential energy (U/EPE)

A

U = q(Fd)

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14
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describes how much energy each unit charge has at a point in the electric field

A

electric potential (V)

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15
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electric potential (V) depends only on (2)

A
  • position in electric field
  • source changes
16
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formula for electric potential (V)

A

V = U/q

unit: J/C

17
Q

difference between F and electric field

A

F
- interaction between two charges

field
- only one charge needed to quantify

18
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difference in electric potential between two points

A

electric potential difference (voltage)

19
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represents change in EPE/U per unit charge

A

electric potential difference (voltage)

20
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driving force that causes charges to move in a circuit

A

electric potential difference (voltage)

21
Q

fomula for electric potential difference (voltage)

A

ΔV = Vb - Va

unit: volts (V)

22
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rate of flow of electric charges in a conductor

A

electric current (I)

23
Q

flows from higher potential to lower potential for positive charges

A

electric current (I)

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in metals, e- move opposite to conventional current direction
electric current (I)
25
formula for electric current (I)
I = Q/t unit: ampere (A) 1A = 1C/s
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opposition to flow of I in conductor
resistance (R)
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resistance depends on (4)
- MATERIAL of conductor (conductor vs insulator) - LENGTH of conductor (longer = more R) - CROSS-SECTIONAL AREA (thicker = less R) - TEMPERATURE (more T = more R for metals)
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formula for series circuits (V, I, R)
I = same Rt = R1 + R2 + ... Vt = V1 + V2 + ...
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formula for parallel circuits (V, R, I)
V = same It = I1 + I2 + ... Rt = 1/(1/R1) + (1/R2) + ...