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Title: Physics 102: Lecture 3 Electric Potential


1
Physics 102 Lecture 3Electric Potential
  • Todays lecture will cover Textbook Sections 17.1
    - 3

Honors Credit info on web under course
description.
2
Overview for Todays Lecture
  • Electric Potential Energy/ Work
  • Uniform fields
  • Point charges
  • Electric Potential (like height)
  • Uniform fields
  • Point charges

3
Recall Work from P101
  • Work done by the force given by
  • W F d cos(q)
  • Positive Force is in direction moved
  • Negative Force is opposite direction moved
  • Zero Force is perpendicular to direction moved
  • Careful ask WHAT is doing work!
  • Opposite sign for work done by you!
  • Conservative Forces
  • D Potential Energy -Wconservative

4
Preflight 3.1
C
A
B
Uniform E?
  • In what direction does the force on a negative
    charge at point A point?
  • left
  • right
  • up

5
Preflight 3.2
C
A
B
Uniform E?
  • When a negative charge is moved from A to C the
    ELECTRIC force does
  • positive work.
  • zero work.
  • negative work.

6
Preflight 3.3
C
A
B
Uniform E?
  • When a negative charge is moved from A to B the
    ELECTRIC force does
  • positive work.
  • zero work.
  • negative work.

7
Preflight 3.5
C
A
B
  • When a negative charge is moved from A to B, the
    electric potential energy of the charge
  • Increases
  • is constant
  • decreases

8
ACT Electric Potential Energy

C
B
A
When a negative charge is moved from A to B, the
electric potential energy of the
charge (1) increases (2) is constant (3) decreases
9
Work and D Potential Energy
W F d cos(q) Gravity Electric
  • Brick raised yi? yf
  • Charge moved 8 ? rf
  • FE kq1q2/r2 (left)
  • WE -kq1q2/rf
  • DUE kq1q2/rf
  • FG mg (down)
  • WG -mgh
  • DUG mgh

yf?
h
yi?
10
Work done by YOU to assemble 3 charges
Example
  • W1
  • W2
  • W3
  • Wtotal
  • WE
  • D UE

3
5 m
5 m
2
1
5 m
Watch signs!
11
ACT Work done by YOU to assemble 3 negative
charges
How much work would it take YOU to assemble 3
negative charges?
3
  • W 19.8 mJ
  • W 0 mJ
  • W -19.8 mJ

5 m
5 m
2
1
5 m
12
Preflight 3.11
1

5 m
5 m
-

3
2
5 m
The total work required by you to assemble this
set of charges is (1) positive (2) zero (3) ne
gative
13
Electric Potential (like height)
  • Units Joules/Coulomb ?Volts
  • Batteries
  • Outlets
  • EKG
  • Really Potential differences
  • Equipotential lines at same height
  • Field lines point down hill
  • V k q/r (distance r from charge q)
  • V(8) 0

14
Preflight 3.7
  • The electric potential at point A is _______ at
    point B
  • greater than
  • equal to
  • less than

15
Preflight 3.9
conductor
  • The electric potential at point A is _______ at
    point B
  • greater than
  • equal to
  • less than

16
ACT Electric Potential

C
B
A
  • The electric potential at A is ___________ the
    electric potential at B.
  • greater than
  • equal to
  • less than

17
Electric Potential due to Proton
  • What is the electric potential a distance r
    0.53?10-10 m from a proton? (Let V(?) 0)

V U/q k q/ r
What is the electric potential energy of an
electron a distance r 0.53?10-10 m from a
proton?
U Vq

rf 0.5?10-10 m

-
18
ComparisonElectric Potential Energy vs.
Electric Potential
  • Electric Potential Energy (U) - the energy of a
    charge at some location.
  • Electric Potential (V) - found for a location
    only tells what the EPE would be if a charge
    were located there (usually talk about potential
    differences between two locations)
  • U Vq
  • Neither has direction, just location. Sign
    matters!

19
Two Charges
Example
  • Calculate electric potential at point A due to
    charges
  • Calculate V from 7mC charge
  • Calculate V from 3.5mC charge
  • Add (EASY!)
  • V kq/r
  • V7
  • V3
  • Vtotal

A
4 m
6 m
Q7.0mC
Q-3.5 mC
WDUDVq
How much work do you have to do to bring a 2 mC
charge from far away to point A?
20
ACT Two Charges
  • In the region II (between the two charges) the
    electric potential is

1) always positive 2) positive at some points,
negative at others. 3) always negative
I
II
III
Q-3.5 mC
Q7.0mC
21
To Do
  • Read 17.5-6, 18.1-2, 6
  • Bring Problem Solver to discussion section
  • Complete preflight before 800AM on day of next
    lecture.
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