The electric field observed when the observer is relatively static with the charge
Electrostatic field refers toObserverAndCharge quantityCharge that does not change with timeRelative staticThe electric field observed at.It is a special form of material existing in the space around the charge, and its basic feature is that it has a strong effect on the static charge placed in it,Coulomb's lawThis force is described.
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electrostatic field
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electrostatic field
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Observer andCharge quantityThe electric field observed when the charge that does not change with time is relatively static
according toCoulomb's law, twoPoint chargeBetweenForceWith themCharge quantityThe product of is proportional to and inversely proportional to the square of their distance, and the direction of the force is on their line, that isF=(k·q1q2)/rtwo;, whereq1、q2Is the amount of two charges (excluding the positive and negative)kbyelectrostatic force constant , about 9.0e+09 (N·mtwo)/(Ctwo;),R is two chargesCenter pointThe distance of the line.be careful,Point chargeIs regardless of its size, shape andcharge distributionSituationalCharged body。Is actualCharged bodyThe idealized model of.When the distance between charged bodies is much larger than their size, the shape and size of charged bodies can be ignored.
Electrostatic induction
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When one charged object is close to another conductorcharge distributionThere are obvious changes. In physics, this phenomenon is called static electricityInduction。
Electric fieldInsulating mediumAlso known asdielectric。Due to the effect of electric field force, the equivalentBound charge。This phenomenon is calledpolarization of dielectric 。For oneInsulating materialWhen the electric field strength exceeds a certain value, the bound charge is forced to flowDielectric breakdownAnd lose itInsulation performance。Therefore, the size of the electrostatic field is very important for the design of electrical devices and the selection of materials.The electrostatic field in the presence of a medium is generated by the bound charge and the free charge. In order to express the electric field under the combined action of the two, another field vector can be introducedfluxDensity D (also calledElectric displacement)。It is defined as
WhereqOnlySAll free charges in the plane, excluding the bound charges of the dielectric.Gauss flux theoremDifferential formPotentially shifteddivergenceEqual to the free charge (volume) density at this pointρ,
Dielectric polarizationPAnd electric field strengthEAnd the electric flux density is related toPandETherefore, it can be concluded thatConstitutive equation
D=εE
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Because the electrostatic field isIrrotational field, so availablescalarThe potential φ represents the electrostatic field (see potential).Potential andelectric field intensityThe relationship between
WhereQPoint isPotential reference point, optional at infinity;PThe point is the observation point.SupraDifferential formIs the negative gradient of the electric field intensity equal to the potential, namely