Show pagesourceOld revisionsBacklinksBack to top Share via Share via...Recent ChangesSend via e-MailPermalink × This is an old revision of the document! Examples 184 call it something Week 2 Find the total charge for a mole of electrons Attempting to Charge Insulators by Induction Interactions Between Charged and Neutral Objects Electric field from a negative point charge Electric potential from a positively charged balloon Electric potential from a negatively charged balloon Plotting Electric Potential with Wolfram Alpha Week 3 Superposition with Three Point Charges Plotting Potential for Multiple Charges Ballon Stuck to a Wall Particle Acceleration through an Electric Field Preventing an Asteroid Collision Week 4 A Tilted Segment of Charge Two Segments of Charge Electric Field from a Ring of Charge Electric Field from a Cylindrical Shell of Charge Week 5 Flux through a Tilted Surface Flux through a Closed Cylinder Flux through Two Spherical Shells Flux from a Dipole Flux through a Cylinder on a Line of Charge Gauss' Law Application -- A Ball of Charge Week 6 Charge Distribution on the Bends of a Circuit Drift Speed in Different Types of Wires Application of Node Rule Week 7 Changing the Dimensions of a Wire Resistance of a Wire Application of Ohm's Law Looking at a Capacitor as it's Charging Energy Stored in a Parallel Plate Capacitor Finding the Capacitance of a Cylindrical Capacitor Week 8 Example: Resistors in Series Example: Resistors in Series and in Parallel Example: Capacitors in Series Connecting Already-Charged Capacitors The Wheatstone Bridge Challenge: Charging Capacitors through Resistors Week 9 Magnetic Field near a Moving Charge Using the Earth's Magnetic Field for Measurements Week 10 Magnetic Force on a Moving Charge Radius of Circular Motion in a Magnetic Field Helical Motion in a Magnetic Field Magnetic Field from a Current Segment Challenge Example: Magnetic Field from a Ring of Current Week 12 Magnetic Force between Two Current-Carrying Wires Force on a Loop of Current in a Magnetic Field Review of Flux through a Loop Flux Through a Changing, Rotating Shape Decreasing Flux Flux Through Moving Rings Week 14 Changing Current Induces Voltage in Rectangular Loop Magnetic Field from a Charging Capacitor 184_notes/examples.1511831404.txt.gz Last modified: 2017/11/28 01:10by tallpaul