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Blackhawk4560
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Question: Is there a way to calculate the radius of an electric field? By that I mean, say we have a cathode on one side, how far away can the anode be? Is there a way to calculate this? I'd imagine it would need to be experimentally derived due to the number of variables (shape of object, vacuum state, voltage, amperage, etc) but physicists know a *bit* more about this than I do!
Thanks again for all the assistance, and I hope I put this in the correct topic-
Thanks again for all the assistance, and I hope I put this in the correct topic-