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Vector Form of Coulomb'S Law Basic: The Resultant Force Is and The Direction Is Given by and The Direction Is Given by

The document discusses many concepts in electromagnetism including Coulomb's law, electric fields, electric potential, capacitance, electric current, Ohm's law, magnetic fields, magnetic forces, and more. Key formulas presented include the electric field due to a charged flat plate, the energy density of a capacitor, Ohm's law, the magnetic force between poles, the magnetic field due to a circular coil, and the cyclotron frequency. A wide range of electromagnetic topics are covered in the dense document.

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VECTOR FORM OF COULOMB’S LAW BASIC

 The resultant force is and the direction is given by

and the direction is given by

ENERGY DENSITY

The velocity of the particle at the point of escape is given b

when dipoles are placed coaxially

when dipoles are placed perpendicular to each other.

8. Time period of a dipole in uniform electric field is

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 Electric field due to an infinite flat conductor carrying

charge:-
?E= σ/ε0

Electric potential and capacitance:-

Electric Flux:

Electric Potential:-

Electric potential energy of an electric dipole in an electric

field:-


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 Energy density of a capacitor:-

U = ½ ε0E2 = ½ (σ2/ ε0)

Time constant:-

Current and electricity –

 Electric current and Drift velocity:- I= q/t = nAve

Ohm’s Law for conductors:

b) R=ρl/A
(c) ρ = 1/σ
(d) vd = (qE /m)
(e) I = neAvd
(f) ρ = m/ne2
(g) σ = ne2 /m
R= V/I

Relation between resistivity(ρ) and relaxation time (τ):-

ρ = m /ne2

(a) Conductors:-

ρt = ρ0 [1+α(T-T0)]
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b) Insulators:-

 Current Density:-

 Relation between current density and electrified:-

(a) Cells in series:-

If R<<nr, then I = E/R

If R>>nr, then I = nE/R

b) Cells in parallel:-
If R>>r/m, then I = E/R

If R>>r/m, then I = m(E/R)

c) Mixed grouping:-
(a) I = mnE/(mR+nr)

(b) I is maximum when nR = mR

(c) Imax = mnE/(2√mnrR)

 Heating effect of current:-

I = I2Rt Joule = I2Rt/J Calorie
 Electric Bulb:-
(a) Resistance of filament, R = V2/P
 Thermo e.m.f:-e = αθ + (βθ2/2) (Here, θ = θH = θC)
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 Neutral temperature: θN = -(α/β)

 Temperature of inversion:- θN = (θ1 + θC)/2 [Since, θ1 –
θN = θN – θC]
 Thermoelectric power or Seebeck Coefficient:- S
=de/dθ = α +βθ
 Peltier effect:-
Peltier coefficient and is given by, π = SθH

 Thomson coefficient:-

σ = (ΔQ/time)/IΔθ