Help identify potential
Feb 17, 2010
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Feb 17, 2010
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Help identify potential
Does anyone know the electric potential highlighted in the worksheet? I haven't found it (or what it models) in any of the books I have.
Saludos,
Al
Saludos,
Al
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Feb 17, 2010
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Forgot the plus, try to assign physical sense to only one term of V. Do you isolate a monopole? x, y seems to be angles.
Olvida la suma, trata de asignar sentido f�sico s�lo a un t�rmino de V. �Aislaste un monopolo? Pareciera que x,y son �ngulos.
Regards. Saludos. Alvaro.
Olvida la suma, trata de asignar sentido f�sico s�lo a un t�rmino de V. �Aislaste un monopolo? Pareciera que x,y son �ngulos.
Regards. Saludos. Alvaro.
Feb 17, 2010
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Feb 17, 2010
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Thanks for answering, Alvaro. Can you save your file in MC 2001 format? I can't see it.
Saludos,
Al
Saludos,
Al
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Feb 17, 2010
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Thanks, already on track. Sometimes me paso de bruto 😞
Saludos,
Al
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Al
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Feb 18, 2010
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The arrows represent the electric field lines in the plane of the screen for the case of two parallel line conductors The conducting lines are perpencicular ro the screen and carry equal currents but in opposite directions.
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Feb 19, 2010
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On 2/18/2010 4:56:08 PM, James4 wrote:
>for the case of two parallel line conductors
But for this case E = l/(2PiRe) (e = epsilon)
for each line. Is it r = r(x,y)? What angles are x,y?
Regards. Alvaro.
>for the case of two parallel line conductors
But for this case E = l/(2PiRe) (e = epsilon)
for each line. Is it r = r(x,y)? What angles are x,y?
Regards. Alvaro.
