Lecture

Electrostatics: Capacitors and Energy Conversion

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Description

This lecture explores the behavior of capacitors in an isolated system, demonstrating how changing the distance between plates affects capacitance. The instructor charges a capacitor, shows its energy storage capabilities, and converts electrostatic energy into kinetic energy using magnetic phenomena.

Instructor

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