Lecture

Capacitors and Dielectrics

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Description

This lecture covers the behavior of capacitors connected to voltage sources, focusing on the increase and reduction of electrostatic potential energy. It also discusses the force exerted on dielectric materials in capacitors, the work needed to move dielectrics, and the orientation of electric dipoles in molecules.

Instructor

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Official source

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Ontological neighbourhood

Physics

Electromagnetism: Electrostatics

Mechanics: Classical mechanics

Electrical engineering

Electronic engineering: Analogue electronics

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