Create Uniformly Charged Cylindrical Shell w/ Quickfield

Thread starter Identitygiora
Start date Dec 2, 2007

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To create a uniformly charged cylindrical shell in QuickField, users should first define the geometry by setting the inner radius (a), outer radius (b), and length (L) of the cylinder. The next step involves applying a uniform charge density to the cylindrical shell through the software's boundary conditions. Users are encouraged to refer to the QuickField user manual for detailed instructions on manipulating objects and setting up simulations. Utilizing the software's tools effectively will help in visualizing and analyzing the electric field around the charged shell. Properly following these steps will facilitate the successful modeling of the desired cylindrical shell.

Dec 2, 2007

Identitygiora

I am lost in how to use quickfield to manipulate objects.
I need to create a uniformly charged cylindrical
shell of inner radius, a, and outer radius, b and length, L.
Can't figure out how to do this. Any clues?

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Dec 3, 2007

stewartcs

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Here's the user manual...

http://www.quickfield.com/demo/manual.pdf

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