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gareth
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Hi guys,
This has bugged me for a while, if we have a battery (+ve) connected to one side of capacitor, and negative connected to ground. We are left with a wire coming from the other side of the capacitor. Is there a potential, and hence an electric field, between the wire and ground?
Assuming the wire is a about 1 meter long (not in the immediate vicinity of the capacitor).
Thanks!
This has bugged me for a while, if we have a battery (+ve) connected to one side of capacitor, and negative connected to ground. We are left with a wire coming from the other side of the capacitor. Is there a potential, and hence an electric field, between the wire and ground?
Assuming the wire is a about 1 meter long (not in the immediate vicinity of the capacitor).
Thanks!