13 April
13 April
Electrodynamics
Change
t.
÷
Constant Accelerated
velocity
-
Electromagnetic
magnum waves
& magnetic
ssfeitoyworent
Electrostatics
study of charge
at rest .
Properties of charge
1) These are
of
two
types
←→
attraction
Repulsion
Like unlike
charges repel ,
charges attract
2) Smallest unit
of charge (e)
electronic
e →
charge
electron 1.6 10-19
charge on =
one ✗
Coulomb .
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-
Me
= ✗ to
3) Quan tisation
of charge
C
,
de ,
3e , he ,
-
e -
de -
3e -
he
, , ,
Q = ± ne
n
charge on
any body
will be an
integral
multiple electronic charge
of .
electrons
negativelycharged →
Body has gained some
extra electrons .
④ Conservation
of charge
For an isolated will
sysetem net
charge
remain conserved .
:
#
•F
• 3C
②
B
E
to
Q = 3+41-5
=
12 C = Nt 8 + 6
✗ = -
2C
5 Man
of
a
body depends on its ✗peed
,
but
charge
does not depend
its
on
body
on speed .
Mo → Rest mass
Mom
=
m
→ man at speed u
F¥ C →
speed
of light .
U
speed of body
-
.
SI unit i. =
%
= Coulomb .
E=
change
of
of charging body
Methods a
1) Rubbing Frictional
or
Electricity
2) Conduction ( Flow of charge)
!
Fuerte
÷:
=
+ +
+
+
*E
-1
5) Thermionic Emission
is
Body charged by heating .
Heat
1-
§s→①→
Coulomb 's Law
two poin-turge.is
directly proportional .
to the product
of
twothe magnitude of
charges
and
inversely proportional to the
distance between them
Square of
→
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Oz
•
>
1=21,
F ✗ did , ,
f ✗
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k Eo permittivity og
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→
=
free space
[ tract
F→yz= -
FI ,,
Eo = 8-85×10-12
,×cm÷
g) =/ Fan /
Important points
1) Electrostatic
force always acts
along the
line
joining
two
charged particles .
2) Electrostatic
force btw two charges is
action
an reaction
pair
-
5) Electrostatic
force
is central
force .
I =
for ) [±ñ]
on or
charge depends presence
absence
of other charges .
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⑧ Electrostatic force between two
is medium
charges
in
dependent on the
which kept
charges are .
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