Plates Definition and 591 Threads

Homework Statement Following are the questions based on the above paragraph Q1)The charge appearing on the outer surface of plate 1, when switches K1 and K2 are open A)zero B)Q C)-Q D)-3Q Q2)If K1 is closed and K2 is open, the charge appearing on the right surface of plate 2 is A)...

Homework Statement I'm almost embarrassed to post this, but insofar none of my searches online have yielded any results. My question is simply, given a parallel plate capacitor (for the purpose of simplicity let's assume that there are no edge effects) whose constituent plates have charge +aQ...

Homework Statement If the max E-field in the capacitor is E=1.2(103) N/C and the space between the plates is filled with a dielectric of constant 100,000, what is the separation between the plates? Homework Equations I know C=kεoA/d where k is the dielectric constant, A is the area of...

Homework Statement So I'm confused, if you have parallel plates: +++++++++++++++ ------------------- And there's an electron inside the plate: +++++++++++++++ e- ------------------- Does that mean the voltage of the negative terminal is higher than the positive terminal...

Homework Statement Describe by pointform how to find potential difference between parallel deflection plates, ΔV₂ = ? You don't have to solve. ΔV1 = 1.38 kV Δx = 5 cm Δy = 0.49 cm r = 5.2 cm q = 1.6 x 10^-19 C m = 9.11 x 10^-31 kg k = 9 x 10^9 Nm^2/C^2 Homework Equations ε = ΔV/d W = ΔEe =...

A charge Q is kept at a distance x from one of the plates of a parallel capacitor having plates d distance apart with cross section area A.The whole system is earthed.Find the value of induced charges on both the plates. I tried putting the sum of induced charges equal to Q and balancing...

Can anyone help out with the following question? Suppose we have an incident linearly polarized plane wave, polarized in the z-direction and propagating in the x-direction, and it passes through two quarter wave plates (their surfaces normal to the x-axis), and the left plate causes the fields...

Hello I am having a doubt regarding capacitors .I know that when two neutral plates of an uncharged capacitor of capacitance C are connected to a battery of V volts then charges present on the inner surface of the plates are equal and opposite i.e +Q and -Q,where Q=CV . But what will...

Homework Statement (see attachment)Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution I don't understand the question. There are equipotential lines everywhere in the region between the capacitor plates, even at ##r_0## from the left plate. So the fly could simply fly along that line and the answer...

Homework Statement We have two conducting plates. One is moveable, the other is not moveable. The moveable has the charge of +1V. While the other plate has the charge 0V and is part of a enclosing envelopment. See fig: http://tinypic.com/view.php?pic=wb2onm&s=6 But when we move the...

Hi, in my book there are two capacitor plates distance x apart (they are kept connected to a constant voltage source). These plates are moved apart to distance 3x. In order to find the work done to move the capacitors apart (using W=F dl=QE dl), my book takes the charge Q of one plate and...

Hi! What is the limit to how much you can electrically charge two plates? I want to create the maximum possible force between the two plates per kilogram of plate. Say that the plates are separated by a good vacuum, because that is the best insulator, right? The plates are also surrounded...

I'm currently on the chapter on capacitors in my physics book. I'm starting to get the concept, but everything still isn't crystal clear. I get that you can store charges in two plates, one containing a charge of Q, and the other a charge of -Q. But, would it not also work if the charges where...

Homework Statement What is the electric field at point A in the unit of σ/ε0? Homework Equations E=σ/2ε The Attempt at a Solution I just want to make sure my thinking behind this is correct. From the center we have +5σ. To find the A what I did is subtract the other two -σ from...

http://books.google.com/books?id=p7WsoU-CfPkC&pg=PA224&lpg=PA224&dq=6.132+fluid+mechanics&source=bl&ots=7q6rcCGewf&sig=EvcrqTJCxqLSPbKrkiztkPS4I6Q&hl=en&sa=X&ei=6vo6UYusIenFyAHHt4GYAQ&ved=0CDoQ6AEwAw#v=onepage&q=6.132%20fluid%20mechanics&f=false Can someone please tell me how they arrived at...

Homework Statement Two capacitor plates (infinite plane) with uniform charge distribution but different charges (one positive, one negative) are distance "d" apart. A charge is place at d/2 and feels force |F1|. A charge is placed at d/4 and feels force |F2|. How does |F1| compare to |F2|...

Homework Statement Capacitors C1=13μF and C2=21μF are each charged to 10V, then disconnected from the battery without changing the charge on the capacitor plates. The two capacitors are then connected in parallel, with the positive plate of C1 connected to the negative plate of C2 and vice...

Homework Statement Two thick, parallel plates of thickness d and uniform charge densities (Coulombs per unit volume) ρ and −ρ are placed next to each other, as shown in the figure. The negatively charged plate is located between –d and 0 on the x-axis and the positively charged plate...

Homework Statement The figure shows three very thin parallel planes of charge with equal separation 8 cm between them. The charge density of the middle plane is +4 nC/m2 (nC = "nano Coulomb") and that of the two outer planes is -2nC/m2. Use Gauss's law to solve the following questions. We...

Hi, Lets say I have two metal circular plates of diameter about 10mm. If I press them together with a force of about 1-10N at temperature of 4K and hold them like that for couple of hours, will it be possible to separate them apart again at 4K (same environment) using no force (less than 1N) or...

Homework Statement An electron is projected with an initial speed v_0 = 1.60 * 10^6 m/s into a uniform field between two parallel plates, separated by a distance of 1cm, and each plate is 2cm across. Assume the field outside the plates is zero. The electron enters the field at a point midway...

Homework Statement Two metal plates are placed in parallel, 2mm apart. They are then connected to a fully charged 9V battery. Without discharging the plates, the battery is removed, after which the separation between them is increased to 1 cm. What is the new potential difference between the...

Homework Statement (see attachment) Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution When the switch is open, the charges on the plates will rearrange and the final charges would be as shown in attachment 2. The energy stored due to the electric field between the plates (sorry if I...

Homework Statement There are two parallel plates. The plate on the left has an electric potential of +60 Volts. The right plate has an electric potential of 0 Volts. The plates are 8.0mm apart. Between the two plates lies a point P 2.0mm from the left plate with a charge -3.5pC. Point R lies a...

Homework Statement 2)Both, a brass tube and the steel rod located inside the brass tube are solidly attached to common end plates A and B at either end. The respective diameters are : Do = 5.4 [cm] Di = 3.0 [cm] d= 2.8[cm] Brass: alpha=19x10^-6/degree celcius E=210GPa Steel...

If we have two parallel conducting plates ( of surfaces 1msq each), set at a very small distance apart, so that the plates can be considered like infinite plates (no edge effect). Both plates are neutral at first. Now a charge (say +Q) is placed on one of the plates. the other still is...

Homework Statement Two parallel plates labelled W (negative) and X (positive) are separated by 5.2 cm. The electric potential between the plates is 150 V. An electron starts from rest at time tw and reaches plate X at time tx. The electron continues through an opening in plate X and reaches...

Homework Statement The magnitude of the instantaneous acceleration experienced by an electron as it first enters the region containing the perpendicular fields is? Maximum acceleration of an alpha particle at its closest approach to a nucleus of a gold atom, expressed in s.n is...

Homework Statement Two oppositely charged parallel plates are separated by 0.20m and have an electric potentiial difference of 1.2*10^3V across them. Locations I and II are in the region between the plates. Distance between top and bottom plate is 0.20m. \stackrel{}{postive...

Homework Statement Q .1 The plates of a parallel plate capacitor are given equal positive charges. What will be the potential difference between the plates? What will be the charges on the facing surfaces and on the outer surfaces? Q.2 Each plate of a parallel plate capacitor has a...

Homework Statement An electron traveling 1.3*10^2m/s enters the region between two parallel plates at the distances shown. When it collides with the plates, it has a speed of 1.8*10^3 m/s. What is the electric field between the plates? What is the electrostatic force on the electron? And how...

Homework Statement Draw the field lines between two parallel plates with +3V on one plate and +1V on the therHomework Equations The Attempt at a Solution The answer is (D) for a uniform field between the plates, however when two positive charges are drawn the field lines diverge as in (B)...

Here's the scenario: I need two plates that start off in proximity (a few mm apart), and I would like to vary the charge in these plates to achieve a repulsion force. Ideally it would be varied by a voltage source, so that I have fine control over the repulsion. But as it happens, it is not...

I need help with something.I have problem to understand how the capacitance of a capacitor can be increased if we move the plates of the capacitor more close. Here's my reasoning: The capacitor is just a extended terminal of a battery,so the battery voltage must equal the capacitor...

You have a parallel plate capacitor, each with opposite charge Q, connected to a battery of some voltage. What I'm wondering, is does the distance inbetween these plates have an effect on their charge, while connected to the battery? What about if the distance was changed after being...

Homework Statement 1. A 2*10^-6C charged object is .40m left of an another 2*10^-6C charged object, with a 3*10^-6C charged object .40m to the right of the centre object, creating three charged objects in a line. Calculate the magnitude of the net electric force on the centre charge due to...

Homework Statement An electron beam enters the region between two oppositely charged parallel plates near the negatively charged plate, as shown below. The plates are 0.150m long and are 0.040m apart. There is an electrical potential difference of 60.0V across the two plates which creates an...

Hi guys, this is more of a conceptual question, so I hope you guys can give me a detailed explanation if possible. Homework Statement Find the Electric Field inside a Charged Sphere (charge only on the surface) and between two Parallel Plates (oppositely charged) separated by some distance d...

Hi Say I have a magnetic field point in some well-known direction, and I have linearly polarized light incident in that direction. I want to convert my π-polarization to σ-polarization, so I find my lambda-quarter plate. However, how do I know whether it produce σ+ or σ-? Do they come with...

Homework Statement In the figure below, a charged particle (either an electron or a proton) is moving rightward between two parallel charged plates separated by distance d = 2.30 mm. The particle is speeding up from an initial speed of 3640 km/s at the left plate. Homework Equations...

Homework Statement Attached Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution Shouldn't it be double this answer?

Why the electric field is in fact curved in that configuration? I'm just a little bit confused because normally if the plates were arranged parallel the electric field were perfectly straight, the electric field of infinite plane is also straight. Why then suddenly when the plates are angled the...

Is the weight force an apparent force ? Sorry but on the web i can't find anything. For example if i should think about a man that is on a rotating plate,what are the apparent force ? I think surely the centrifugal force but should i consider even the wight force of the man ?

Hello I want to ask how to calculate the force change if it has been used several plates adjacent to the Casimir effect. for example - | | | | | | | | | - gap between the plates is 20 * 10 ^ -9 m. Between the plates is a vacuum? Thank you. Goodbye.

A 15μF capacitor is connected to a 55V battery and becomes fully charged. The battery is removed and the circuit is left open. A slab of dielectric material is inserted to completely fill the space between the plates. It has a dielectric constant of 4.8. What is the voltage across the capacitor...

I am struggling with a problem which involves the calculation of the nonuniform electric field fields between two identical parallel plates in which one of the plates is slightly displaced in lateral direction with respect to the other plate (i.e. they do not overlap perfectly). The gap between...

OK, I was thinking about transformers and mutual induction and then drifted onto displacement current. I then decided to build a simple test apparatus and test for the magnetic field between two parallel plates. using a variety of coil designs to have as much of the windings perpendicular to the...

I am currently trying to measure an 80pF capacitor using 2 voltage follower op amps. I have them both powered by a set of 2 1.25V rechargable batteries. They are op amp type LMP7721 link: http://www.ti.com/product/lmp7721 . Each op amp is configured such that the voltage out terminal [end...

Hi, I'm a student working at CERN. Currently I am to learn about the function and operation of microchannel plates (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microchannel_plate_detector), therefore I am wondering if anyone has a good tip on where in the litterature I can read up on them? Olof

Hi Here is the problem. Two infinite conducting plates 1 and 2 are separated by distance L. A point charge q is located between the plates , at a distance x from plate 1. Find the charges induced on each plate. This is a problem from "Problems in general physics" by Igor Irodov. The...