Electrostatics¶
Electrostatics is a branch of physics that studies slow-moving or stationary electric charges on macroscopic objects where quantum effects can be neglected.
Also see Magnetostatics for the magnetic analog.
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- Capacitance
- Charged Plane
- Charged Sphere
- Electric Dipole
- Electric dipole moment is charge times displacement
- Electric dipole moment is charge times distance
- Electric dipole moment of electrically neutral system
- Electric field due to dipole on the dipole axis
- Electric field due to dipole (Vector)
- Force acting on dipole in non-uniform electric field
- Potential energy of electric dipole in uniform electric field
- Torque due to electric dipole moment in uniform electric field
- Electric Flux
- Point Charge
- Electric field due to point charge
- Electric field is force over test charge
- Electric field is force over test charge (Vector)
- Electrostatic force between two charges
- Electrostatic force via charges and distance
- Electrostatic potential due to point charge
- Electrostatic potential energy of two charges via distance
- Electrostatic potential is work to bring from reference point over charge
- Voltage