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Electric Fields Slides #6-7 to introduce the whole chapter Electric field strength Slide #21 – Coulomb’s Law Use superposition to calculate the field strength and potential in an electric field of a point charge or charged object. (slide #25) Slides #32-33 Calculating electric field for different shapes ( Gauss’ Law (slides #66-69) Drawing field lines Use Gauss’s Law to calculate field strength and electric potential (?) for a symmetrically distributed charge. (example #71-73) Work done by an electric field (slide #87) Scalar product A(dot)B (write w arrow on top) = [A]*[B]cos(theta) Electric Potential Work Slides #95-98 Calculating potential due to a collection of charges (slide #100) Magnet Fields Basic idea of magnetic fields Moving charge … source affected by MFs (#24 - #25) Force from magnetic field (#32) MF lines (#37-#40) Boit-Savart’s Law General law is #48 Show slide #50 – direction using R-hand rule Different shapes (slide #58) Gauss’s Law Magnetic flux through any closed surface is always zero. Magnet field lines are different then electrical field lines (slide #74) Amphere’s Law Slides #83-#85 Integration direction Positive direction of current for Ampere’s Law Fingers along direction of positive integration Thumb in direction of positive current Magnetic Force on moving change (slides #104-#107) Note the radius = … Magnetic force on a current carrying conductor Review the Right-hand rule uses: Current mag field directions Thumb – current along a wire Fingers – direction of mag current around the wire. Force on a moving charge Right-hand fingers in direction of and curl towards passing through an angle less than 180 degrees. Thumb is the direction of the Lorentz force on a positive charge. Integration direction Positive direction of current for Ampere’s Law Fingers along direction of positive integration Thumb in direction of positive current Mechanical Oscillation Waves Talk about wave source / oscillation Talk about simple harmonic