Lecture

Electric Fields and Currents

Description

This lecture covers the superposition principle for electric fields and potentials, energy storage in charged bodies, displacement of charges in conductors, and the variation of displacement vector in plate capacitors. It also delves into DC currents in conductors, resistors, and capacitors, including definitions, current density, and charge conservation. Historical aspects of electricity and the War of Currents are also discussed.

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