ElectromagnetismΒΆ
Electromagnetism is a fundamental interaction that occurs between particles with electric charge via electromagnetic fields. Electromagnetism can be thought of as a combination of electrostatics and magnetism, which are distinct but closely intertwined phenomena.
Contents:
- Circuits
- Couplers
- Diodes
- Filters
- Resonators
- Transmission lines
- Waveguides
- Admittance in parallel connection
- Capacitance in parallel connection
- Capacitance is proportional to plate area
- Capacitance of spherical capacitor
- Capacitor impedance from capacitance and frequency
- Coil impedance via inductance and frequency
- Energy stored in capacitor via capacitance and voltage
- Energy stored in inductor via inductance and current
- Impedance in serial connection
- Inductance in serial connection
- Oscillation period of inductor-capacitor network
- Resistivity of serial resistors
- Sum of currents through junction is zero
- Sum of voltages in loop is zero
- Time constant of resistor-capacitor circuit
- Voltage across charging capacitor in serial resistor-capacitor circuit
- Maxwell equations
- Electromagnetism (Vector)
- Absolute permittivity via relative permittivity
- Admittance is conductance and susceptance
- Capacitance from charge and voltage
- Charge is quantized
- Current is voltage over resistance
- Electric charge is constant in isolated system
- Electric dipole moment is charge times distance
- Electric displacement is permittivity times electric field
- Electric field due to dipole
- Electric field due to point charge
- Electric field is force over test charge
- Electric field of uniformly charged plane
- Electric field outside charged sphere
- Electric flux through closed surface via total charge
- Electromotive force induced in moving contour
- Electromotive force induced in rotating rod
- Electromotive force induced in rotating coil
- 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
- Energy density via permittivity and electric field
- Energy via constant power and time
- Inductance is magnetic flux over current
- Inductance via number of turns and coil volume
- Magnetic field due to infinite wire
- Magnetic field of coil
- Magnetic moment via current and contour area
- Period of rotation of charged particle in magnetic field
- Power factor is real power over apparent power
- Power via current and resistance
- Power via voltage and current
- Power via voltage and resistance
- Radius of curvature of charged particle in magnetic field
- Resistance via resistivity and dimensions
- Self-induced electromotive force via time derivative of current
- Voltage is electric field times distance
- Voltage is line integral of electric field