Charged Definition and 1000 Threads

  1. S

    Energy Stored in a Charged Capacitor

    Homework Statement A 12.0-V battery is connected to a capacitor, resulting in 54.0 μC of charge stored on the capacitor. How much energy is stored in the capacitor? Homework Equations 1/2CV^2 The Attempt at a Solution At first this problem looks to be easy for me but somehow I...
  2. E

    Electric Field Magnitude at Point P Inside a Charged Sphere

    An insulating solid sphere of radius a = 1.2 m is uniformly charged with charge Q = 4.5 x 10^-6 C. Point P inside the sphere is at a distance r = 0.60 m from the sphere center C. What is the magnitude of the electric field at point P? So I'm using Gauss' Law: q,enc = Q[(pi * r^2)/ (pi *...
  3. Z

    FEM software? Poisson equation: Boundary conditions for a charged boundary

    Hi all, I want to calculate the electrostatic potential for an two-dimensional area with given Dirichlet boundary conditions (say, a square) with a charged ring in it (like a wedding ring, but inifinitely thin) with a given line charge density. I figured out that the problem should be...
  4. I

    Potential at the corner of a insulated charged cube

    Homework Statement An insulating cube of edge a has a uniform charge density p. The charge is zero everywhere outside the cube. The potential at an infinite distance from the cube is taken to be zero. If the potential at the center of the cube is Vo, find the potential at a corner of the cube...
  5. M

    Work done by an external force to move a charged particle

    Homework Statement A particle of (positive) charge Q is assumed to have a fixed position at P. A second particle of mass m and (negative) charge -q moves at constant speed in a circle of radius r1, centered at P. Derive an expression for the work W that must be done by an external agent on...
  6. C

    A charged particle in constant gravitational field

    In classical electrodynamics a paradox arises when we compare the power radiated by a charge falling under gravity using larmor formula (proportional to square of the acceleration, hence g^2) but the radiation reaction , given by abraham lorentz formula gives zero.(since it depends on the time...
  7. K

    How do I approach this Moving Charged Particle problem?

    Homework Statement The problem statement is attached. Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution How do I start this problem?
  8. C

    Charged particle motion in a uniform magnetic field

    Consider that we have a macroscopic, electrically charged, point object tracing out a circular path in a uniform magnetic field in the usual way due to the Lorentz force. Now we very slowly raise the overall strength of the magnetic field (slow enough that on one orbit, the object sees the same...
  9. L

    Forces between charged particles, energy is coming from nowhere?

    So I've created a program in C# with the XNA libraries which is meant to simulate motion between charged particles. I drew a pic to show the problem I'm having and how I'm moving the particle.
  10. R

    Charged ball hanging from the side of charged cylinder, great complication.

    Homework Statement We have a charged ball with charge e and mass m hanging from the side of the charged cylinder with radius R and surface charge density of \sigma. The string to which the ball is attached is of length L Find a relation between charge e on the ball and the angle \varphi...
  11. B

    Charged ball hanging in equilibrium between two parallel plate capacitors.

    1. An experiment is run to determine the validity of numerous electrostatic principles. A small ball of mass 6.50 x 10-3 kg with a charge of ±1.50 μC is suspended from a non-conductive wire and hangs between two parallel plate capacitors. An angle of 30.0° is measured between the wire and the...
  12. J

    A charged wire exerts force on a proton.

    Homework Statement An electrically charged wire on the z axis exerts a force on a proton, which moves on the x axis. The initial conditions for the proton position and velocity are: x(0) = x0 and v(0) = 0. The force on the proton is Fx(x) = C /x where C = 3.2×10−15 Nm. (A) Determine the...
  13. B

    Charge Distribution Upon Contact: How Do Objects of Different Charges Interact?

    What happens when two objects of different charges come into contact? Do they distribute the charges per mass, volume, surface area or something else?
  14. Sigurdsson

    Mobility of charged particles in classical gas

    This is problem 9.2 in solid state physics by Ibach and Luth. Homework Statement Using the stationary Boltzmann equation, show that the mobility of the charged particles in a classical gas is given by \mu = \frac{e \langle v^2 \tau(\mathbf{k}) \rangle}{m \langle v^2 \rangle}...
  15. J

    A charged wire exerts a force on a proton.

    Homework Statement An electrically charged wire on the z axis exerts a force on a proton, which moves on the x axis. The initial conditions for the proton position and velocity are: x(0) = x0 and v(0) = 0. The force on the proton is Fx(x) = C /x where C = 3.2×10−15 Nm. (A) Determine...
  16. T

    Displacment equation of a charged particle

    In a case of a charged particle attracted to another fixed chrged particle both on one axis. force on charged particle will be F= (const)(q1*q2)/(r^2) for simplification = q1*q2*const =1 , and also mass of particle will be equal to one . so acceleration = 1/(r^2) r is distance between 2...
  17. E

    A circulating charged particle under a magnetic field

    http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/543/unledyel.png/ This is a chamber, immersed in a magnetic field, containing circulating electrons shot into a gas. My question is: why is the direction of rotation for the electrons (as shown on the picture) clockwise and not counterclockwise? I am...
  18. A

    When can a charged sphere be treated as a point charge?

    Not much more to add to the title. I was just wondering, under what conditions can a charged sphere be treated as a point charge?
  19. D

    Electric field of a point outside a charged sphere

    If a conducting sphere has a negative net charge and there is a positive point charge at the center of the sphere, what charge would you use to find the Electric Field at a point outside the sphere? The equation is E=kq/r^2. Would I use the net charge of the sphere, or do I need to...
  20. V

    What happen when a plate of charged capacitor is earthed?

    Homework Statement A capacitor is charged with some potential difference. A charge will developed on both of it's plates. Now remove this capacitor from battery and ground/earth one of the plate through a wire. What will happen?? Homework Equations gauss law The Attempt at a Solution...
  21. S

    Motion of charged particle in magnetic field

    Greetings- I'm playing with the differential equations to get the standard or classical solution for the circular motion of a charged particle in a magnetic field. I have some question on my math. I'm doing this for fun - (just because) Should I post this in the homework section. Does...
  22. Y

    Charged cylinder with charge inside, find force

    Problem is: You have a non-uniformly charged solid cylinder along x-axis who's volume charge density (ρ=ρ°+vx), v is constant, changes according to where you are in reference to center of cylinder (origin). At center there is a charge q. Find force felt by the charge due to the cylinder. I know...
  23. T

    How to Find the Electric Field at the Center of a Charged Ring?

    Hi everyone, Homework Statement Let a charge Q be uniformly distributed on a circular ring defined by a < \rho < b. Find D at (0,0,h). Homework Equations E = kQ/r2 ar D = \epsilono E The Attempt at a Solution Well I thought I had this figured out, but I was wrong and I still...
  24. M

    Electric Force problem -> Infinite charged plane with hole

    Electric Force problem --> Infinite charged plane with hole The plane is infinite charged. It has a charge density (σ) of 10nC/m^{2}. If R=5cm, determine the electric force of a proton in the point P=(0,0,10cm). =====================================================================...
  25. A

    How Do You Analyze a Charged Shape Described by a Mathematical Function?

    The Image has all the details: http://img38.imageshack.us/img38/3448/question3p.jpg Uploaded with ImageShack.us I honestly I have no Idea as to where I should begin. Any hints on how to get started?
  26. A

    Uniformly Charged Cylinder - Potential at distance d?

    Homework Statement Consider a uniformly charged solid cylinder of radius R, length L and charge density ρ. Find the potential at a distance d (> L/2) from the centre of the object, along the axis of the cylinder. Homework Equations V=∫kdq/r The Attempt at a Solution For me, it...
  27. M

    Magnitude and Direction of E-field at a Point Due to a Charged Rod

    Homework Statement There is a non-conducting charged rod with length L=.0815(m) and linear charge density λ=-5.9x10-14(C/m). The rod is placed parallel to and on the x-axis, and at a distance a=.12(m) from the right-most end of the rod is point P. Calculate the magnitude and direction of E...
  28. E

    Application of Gauss's Law to Charged Insulators

    Homework Statement A cylindrical shell of radius 7.00 cm and length 240 cm has its charge uniformly distributed on its curved surface. The magnitude of the electric field at a point 19.0 cm ra- dially outward from its axis (measured from the midpoint of the shell) is 36.0 kN/C. Use approximate...
  29. R

    A charged rod transfers electrons to a neutral conductor

    An initially neutral conductor contains a hollow cavity in which there is a + 65.0 nC point charge. A charged rod transfers - 75.0 nC to the conductor. Afterwards, what are the charges along the inner surface and the exterior surface? I understand that the charges from the rod are equally...
  30. S

    Removal of dielectric from a charged capacitor.

    There is a parallel plate capacitor having capacity C. It initially has got no charge on it. Now we insert a dielectric material of dielectric constant K between its plates (it still has no charge). Now we connect this capacitor (with dielectric) to a d.c source of potential difference V. Now...
  31. D

    Charged particles deflecting in a statics question.

    [SOLVED] Charged particles deflecting in a statics question. Homework Statement A particle mass 2g and carrying a charge of q is suspended from a light, insulating thread. A second particle carrying an equal and opposite charge is held near to the first particle in the same horizontal plane...
  32. mrspeedybob

    Thoughts on electrically charged black holes

    Suppose there exists a black hole with a large + electrical charge. The escape velocity for any given particle will depend on the net force on it, gravitational + electrical. It seems logical that the more positive a particles charge the lower its escape velocity will be from any given point. If...
  33. V

    Gauss's Law and charged conductors

    A conductor carries a net charge +Q. There is a hollow cavity inside the conductor that contains a point charge -Q. In electrostatic equilibrium,what is the charge on the outer surface of the conductor? A. -2Q B. -Q C. 0 D. Q E. 2Q I know that the answer is 0, however, I cannot...
  34. J

    How Do You Calculate the Tension in a String of a Suspended Charged Cork Ball?

    Homework Statement A charged cork ball of mass m is suspended on a light string in the presence of a uniform electric field, as shown in the figure below. When E = (Ai + Bj) N/C, where A and B are positive numbers, the ball is in equilibrium at the angle ?. b) Find the tension in the...
  35. L

    How Do You Find the Electric Field for an Infinitely Long Charged Cylinder?

    I need to find the electric field at all values of radius for an infinitely long cylinder of charge. It's in insulator of radius R, and has a volume charge density \rho = \rho_{0}(\frac{r}{R}) while r<R. I need to find the electric field at all points first off. I'm not entirely sure how to go...
  36. K

    Finding Electric Field of Charged Dielectric Sphere

    Homework Statement There is a charged dielectric sphere of radius R. I center it at the origin of an x,y,z cartesian system. It has a charge density rho=3Qcos(theta)/4*Pi*R^3. Q and R are given. I need to find the Electric field at a point that is outside the sphere. Homework...
  37. B

    Motion of a Charged Particle in Electric & Magnetic Fields

    I can't figure out what is the motion of a charged particle at rest at origin in a constant uniform magnetic field when it is subjected to an oscillating electric field starting t = 0. I need to find the equations representing its motion.
  38. A

    Uniformly Charged Ring Acting on a Particle

    Homework Statement Solve for the Electric force exerted on a Particle a distance z above a uniform ring of charge Q. Determine the potential energy of the charge where the charge lies directly in the center. Homework Equations F=kq1q1/r^2 The Attempt at a Solution Knowing E=F/q I...
  39. B

    Potential at a Distance away from a FINITE continuously charged plane

    Homework Statement This is primarily a question that I'm trying to program into python. I want to know the potential at some distance (x,y) from the center of a square plane. Homework Equations V = integral (k/r) dq The Attempt at a Solution The way I see this mathematically is a...
  40. A

    Force exerted by a charged rod on a point charge

    Homework Statement Determine the electric force exerted on a negative point charge –Q located a distance d away from a line segment of charge, extending from –L/2 to +L/2 along the x-axis. The line segment has a non-uniform charge distribution, lambda(x)=lambda_0*x . Homework Equations...
  41. S

    Charged ring and charged particle problem

    The Problem is as follows: A ring of diameter 7.50 is fixed in place and carries a charge of 5.50 uniformly spread over its circumference. A) How much work does it take to move a tiny 3.80 micro-columb charged ball of mass 2.00g from very far away to the center of the ring? B) What...
  42. R

    Accelerating charged particles

    They say accelerating charged particles emit electromagnetic radiation(emr). Ok. Take a mass m, apply a force F on it and it will cause acceleration. All the energy i apply on m will go to its kinetic energy, so conservation of energy is obtained. Now take a charged particle p, apply force f and...
  43. M

    Electric Dipole - Oppositely charged hemispheres

    Homework Statement A sphere of radius a carries a uniform charge density \rho_0 in one hemisphere and the opposite charge density -\rho_0 in the other hemisphere. The charged sphere produces an electric potential \Phi (r,\theta,\phi). For r>>a, the potential to leading order is of the...
  44. E

    Potential energy for a dipole between 2 infinitely large charged sheets

    Homework Statement A dipole consisting of charges +/- e 220 nm apart is placed between two very large (essentially infinite) sheets carrying equal but opposite charge densities of 125 uC/m^2. a) What is the maximum potential energy this dipole can have due to the sheets, and how should it...
  45. xaratustra

    Charged particle and virtual photons

    Imagine I am sitting on a lead ion and fly happily through the LHC tube :approve:. Suddenly I feel an strong force pushing me sideways to the left. A physicist sitting in the lab frame tells me later, that I have been going through a dipole magnet yoke with field lines from top to bottom...
  46. jegues

    E Field due to 2 parallel oppositely charged strips

    Homework Statement Two parallel, very long strips are uniformly charged with charge densities \rho_{s} and - \rho_{s}, respectively (\rho_{s} > 0). The cross section of the structure is shown in the figure attached. The width of the strips is the same as the distance between them (i.e. a)...
  47. jegues

    How to Integrate the Electric Field Over a Square Contour?

    Homework Statement A line charge of uniform charge density Q' is distributed along a square contour a on a side. The medium is aie. Find the electric field intensity vector at a point that is at a distance a from each of the square vertices. Homework Equations The Attempt at a...
  48. J

    Electric field of a continuously charged semicircle rod at center

    Homework Statement A uniformly charged insulating rod of length 14.0 cm is bent into the shape of a semicircle. The rod has a total charge of -7.50\muC. Find (a) the magnitude and (b) the direction of the electric field at O, the center of the semicircle. Homework Equations...
  49. Telemachus

    Electrostatics, infinite charged hollowed cylinder

    Hi. I want to know if I did this on the right way. The exercise says: An infinite hollowed cylinder, with the cavity being another concentric cylinder has a uniform charge density. Find the electric field and the potential over all space. And this is how I proceeded. I've called the inner...
  50. W

    Initial Velocity of Charged Particle in Electric/Magnetic Fields

    Hello all, I got this question off mastering physics and was unable to understand it. I eventually gave up to concentrate on other assignments and asked for the answer. I was unable to come up with more than one answer I thought possible without resorting to trial and error. Answer: Vx,Vy,Vz =...
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