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Ampère Maxwell Equation

Menu (linked Index) Ampère – Maxwell Equation Last Update: September 23, 2025 Introduction Set Up: Closed Circuit with Capacitor Ampere’s Law Applied to a Flat Surface Ampere’s Law Applied to Cylindrical Surface Ampere-Maxwell Law Appendix 1: Maxwell’s Derivation of Ampere Maxwell Law  Introduction The Ampère – Maxwell equation, ∮B̄•dL̄ = μ0Ienc + (μ0)(ε0)dΦE/dt , is one

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Capacitance

Menu (linked Index) Capacitance Last Update: September 21,2025 Introduction Capacitance Equation Derivation Introduction Capacitors are fundamental electronic components that store electrical energy. In a simple parallel-plate capacitor, this energy is stored in an electric field between two conducting plates. This blog post will explore the core principles behind capacitors, showing how the charge (Q) stored

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Electric Field of a Charged Infinite Plane

Menu (linked Index) Electric Field of a Charged Infinite Plane Last Update: September 20, 2025 Introduction Computation Set Up Equation Development Integration Appendix 1: Symmetry in a Uniformly Charged Plane Appendix 2: Coulomb’s Law Introduction The magnitude of the electric field E of a uniformly charged infinite plate (plane) is Total E = 2(k)(π)(σ) = (σ)/(2εo) =

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Current and Magnetic Field Right Hand Rule Examples

Menu (linked Index) Current and Magnetic Field Right Hand Rule Examples Last Update: September 17,2025 Introduction Right Hand Rule Shape of a Magnet’s Field Straight Vertical Wire Coil of Wire Simple Electric Circuit Multiple Coiled Circuit Introduction An electric current produces a magnetic field around it.  Picture: Current Flowing in a Wire Produces a Magnetic

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Faraday’s 1831 Electromagnetic Experiments

Menu (linked Index) Faraday’s 1831 Electromagnetic Experiments Last Update: September 14, 2025 Introduction Iron Ring Experiment (1831) V-Magnet Experiment (1831) Magnet and Coil Experiment (1831) Introduction We know today that a changing magnetic field can induce an electric current.  Michael Faraday, in a series of experiments in 1831, discovered this phenomenon of Electromagnetic Induction.   Electromagnetic

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Lorentz Force Law

Menu (linked Index) Lorentz Force Law Last Update: September 1, 2025 Introduction Vector Cross Product Rules and Conventions Force on a Charge in an Electric Field Force on a Moving Charge in a Magnetic Field Lorentz Force Law Introduction The Lorentz force is the total force exerted on a charged particle that’s moving through a

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The Best On-Line Teachers

The Best On-Line Teachers Last Update: August 31,2025 As I write my mostly STEM-related blog posts, I utilize a lot of great online information. Below is a curated, alphabetical, evergreen list of the best teachers I’ve watched and read. Ali Alqaraghuli Ali the Dazzling https://www.youtube.com/@alithedazzling Matt Anderson Physics with Professor Matt Anderson High school through

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