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specone
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Upon calculating the electric field for a plate of charge, you arrive at:
E = Q/Ae (Q the charge on the plate, A the area of the plate, e the permittivity of the dielectic)
But then, isn't the total electric field between the plates twice this because of the equal but opposite charge on the other plate?
I always see it written without a factor of 2.
E = Q/Ae (Q the charge on the plate, A the area of the plate, e the permittivity of the dielectic)
But then, isn't the total electric field between the plates twice this because of the equal but opposite charge on the other plate?
I always see it written without a factor of 2.