A rod is bent into a semicircle. find the electric field at its centre
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Consider a uniformly charged thin rod bent into a semicircle of radius R.
Find the electric field generated at the origin of the coordinate system.
Charge per unit length: ? = Q/pR
Charge on slice: dq = ?Rd? (assumed positive)
Electric field generated by slice: dE = kdq/r^2=k*lamda/r *dtheta
Components of d~E : dEx = dE cos ?, dEy = -dE sin ?
Electric field from all slices added up:
Ex =0
Ey= -2klambda/r
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sunil kr
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Find the electric field generated at the origin of the coordinate system.
Charge per unit length: ? = Q/pR
Charge on slice: dq = ?Rd? (assumed positive)
Electric field generated by slice: dE = kdq/r^2=k*lamda/r *dtheta
Components of d~E : dEx = dE cos ?, dEy = -dE sin ?
Electric field from all slices added up:
Ex =0
Ey= -2klambda/r
thanks and regards
sunil kr
askIItian faculty
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