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Coulombs Law
POINT CHARGES
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ATOMIC MODEL
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VALENCE
The NUMBER OF ELECTRONS in THE
OUTERMOST SHELL determines the
valence of the atom
The outermost shell is called the
VALENCE SHELL
The electrons residing in the outermost
shell is called VALENCE ELECTRONS
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Electrostatics
Deals with the phenomena due to the
ATTRACTIONS OR REPULSIONS OF
ELECTRIC CHARGES that are NOT
MOVING.
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Static Electricity
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Coulombs Law
Coulombs First Law of Electrostatics
The size of the force of attraction or repulsion
between two charges is DIRECTLY
proportional to the value of the charge
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Mathematical Form
k = 1/(4pi),
(for air o = shift constant 32)
F force in newtons
Q1 and Q2 charge in coulombs
r distance bet. two charges in meters
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NATURE OF CHARGES
LIKE charges REPEL
UNLIKE charges ATTRACT
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ELECTRIC FIELD
Defined as the force per unit positive
charge that would be experienced by a
stationary point charge in a given location
in a field
The space between and around the
charged bodies where their influence is felt
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ELECTRIC FIELD
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ELECTRIC FIELD
k = 1/(4pi),
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Problem 1
Point charges 1 mC and -2 mC are located
at (3, 2, -1) and (-1, -1, 4) respectively.
Calculate the electric force on a 10-nC
charge located at (0, 3, 1) and the electric
field intensity at that point.
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Problem 2
Two point charges of equal mass m, charge
Q are suspended at a common point by two
threads of negligible mass and length l.
Show that at equilibrium, the inclination
angle of each thread to the vertical is
given by
2 = 16 2 sin2 tan
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Problem 3
A practical application of electrostatics
separation of solids. Assuming zero initial
velocity and displacement, determine the
separation between the particles after falling
80 cm. Take E = 500 kV/m and Q/m = 9
C/kg for both positively and negatively
charged particles.
Ans: 73.4 cm
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Coulombs Law
CHARGE DISTRIBUTION
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where:
V is the volume charge density; and
Q is the total charge within some finite volume
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2
where:
L is the
density
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line
charge
2
where:
S is the surface charge
density
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Problem 1
Find the force on a point charge 50 C at (0,
0, 5) m due to a circular disk with surface
charge density of s = 20 C/m2 and 5
m, z = 0 m.
Ans: F = 16.5az N
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Problem 2
The finite sheet 0 1, 0 1 on the z
= 0 plane has
a charge density =
3
( 2 + 2 + 25)2 nC/m2. Find:
(a) the total charge on the sheet
(b) the electric field at (0, 0, 5)
(c) the force experienced by a -1 mC charge
located at (0, 0, 5)
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Problem 3
Determine E at (2, 0, 2) m due to three
standard charge distributions as follows: a
uniform sheet at x = 0 m with s1 = (1/3)
nC/m2, a uniform sheet at x = 4 m with s2
= (-1/3) nC/m2, and a uniform line at x =
6 m, y = 0 m with l = -2 nC/m.
Ans: E = 21ax V/m
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Thank you.
Lecture 1: Coulomb's Law
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Timothy M. Amado
Faculty, Electronics Engineering Department
Technological University of the Philippines Manila
tim.amado08@gmail.com
ECE Department, TUP Manila
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