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Electrontaticn -I Exec Urortan Ekecbistaticy iv the branch of physics which clea with the tidy of eLecbuc forces, fielln , potentiol out toe charges at rest. ebuic Charge De a Physica quantity uhich cau experience an electric ce When Placed near other matter. {st ee Coulomb} “* thew one tue Rindls of electric charger ; positive | om Wegetive . * Uthe charger repel arol untike Charges gttreac Cenoluctoes > The materials ihich carily alle flow of electric changer through then. dwulaters 3 The materials which ole net allow the flow of electric charge through them. Elechuncepe > A olevice ube to detect the prtioence and nature of electuic charge on a bool *H Goto Lent clectuorcepe @® Diergence of twe halves of the golel Leaf of electre- otspe shown the prwerence of electric charge on gotd Leap. ©) When a charged body in touched With an already ee J charged. ‘booly shar dame sign of charge an on gotd Leaf then clivergence of gets Leaver dnouie od Vice Lerma. Metallic olive eee Yi cork ae Metalic deed Re} tnt tot e— Eurthing 7 ‘Petnt Bottle “Methods “of changing. een eee eee eet © chereging by comatuetion > Ffoanvuncheeged Conductor ree eerste in touched with v changed Cmducter , the unchargesl Cenolucter may acquire Charge similar te the Charged Conoluc ter @ chereging by Priction => Suitakble materials when ; 2 vuubbed together get Aactrifiedl (Under ruitabte conolitionn). This ir Ryown a Prictional electricity. me material decomen positively charged Cor of e>) and other he cern en negatively charged (gain of ev). ey When ghar sued dn Srubbedl. With rile cloth then glans rod becomes -paritively chargecl anol vil cloth becomen negatirely chargedt- ® Cheaeging by Induction The preter by which a neutral conoluctor ~t» vaade electrically charged when paced near a chargecel object i» Rnown ar» charging by dnoluction. Charges ?C__)a Se De MOD TL Neutral F L LL 7 Co 2 +f 2 z rT LZ I mz xz Prspertios of electuc charg e : Uy Adolitivity of electric charge | Total charge on beoly ‘4’ in algebraic rum of | | _ Uh the chaeges (4, +9,+%3+ —- ) | W) cenrervation of electric charge Charge can neither be Cwated nor be olestroyet | Qi) Quantizetion of Charge yetne (e216 x10) (3) “Coulomb'n Jar >The magnitucle of feece of attraction “ot Supitsion between any tw» pent Charger at set in dince tly pereportioal te the “pouduct of the magnitucle of Chargers anol tnvewsely Fo te : eg oe Fe Ride _ ent ae a ame “SE > tree, ae €o = 8-854 xyo!? C> Nm? (absolute permittivity) Ex jn relative permittivity (er=1 for Pree rp. FE, = -L { a "awe “hE > Frneotium, = Grete ote uD q teod = re = UX letwmtc Ex = Bek K = dielectric Constant of the medium Coulomb's baw an vector fecr Fy = Rid Sf, et eS ty eee if fpr ereeeeee re aeeeeeeeee PE 3 4 _ a a fay Robe se Ya = - Stay, me R= -F, (When 4, & 42 vue foritive Y Sore Re-Ty FG Ry Whe [5ey-3%,| fa = eee am Fan = R492 (K,-H,) [5c Fa)? . ae LF, = ROG (HAR) | 2, -2]? & Etectrontatic ferces are 1026 times rtronger than gocavitetional forces. ; @ e Gertinwow charge elinbul bution "Al rayntem of. closely npaced electric Charges forms a Continuous Charge olinbuitution. | Pa) O) Linea charge lintribution hy ay = A ok ate a A> dinear charge le nnity ++ 23+ 4+ F ok ar. R4E 7-4 R 3 a : a“ > F=- be Ad i utes f5s W) surface dlintribution of Charge dp = ods +a ge” PO. 9 Surface charge clevnity ee | AF = ho Abd, S | eee te \ Poteet ee Hectetet ata! fea ute. “ae i ' OH) Volume “clootribution ef charge v oly = Pov Pe Ps Velume charge clensity be ee AF = R do-dt 2 x Ps te Podv sk ae Yee oe Supecperition Principe (For »ystem of oliscrete chenges) According te this principle , totet ve ee om a given point Charge ue te 2 num ao a > bint charger ansunol it +» the eet Andiviclual forces acting on that point change due te alt other point charger. ($) Edectric Bid > The segion oc pace arsumel a charged oexty- within which ity influence can be i felt by othe small charge ir calle electric fielel . Electuc fielol intensity due te a Rource Charge at ony point in ib, electric field iv defineol as the fecce experienced by a unit pwitive charge | pdaced at that Peint. a Pl.) @—_*% Pe um F $1. untt> Ne FP | woe Fe ~ Electric field intensity clue te a point charge Qian givin ty Plu & RQ UTE. 2 | — E tT T FH ek Ye dn terms of porition vector , Pe 1 8 Ga-R) ie, Fy)? Edectuic fill intensity due te a system of point charger Feb 2 uk 1.1L 2 usw 4s tet yy? ume bl Ref? ‘Edecbuc fil dnt evwity clue te Continuous charge dintribution O Few dines Change distribution 2 f= Ak 5 e Ge ane, {74 @ Fe eye Charge lista bution E = F fee ods % ure, J a> @ For Velume Charge distribution Pe cece etree tev tie Yo TT €o cra 6! Electric filed Liner > There are straight or curved TT TO imaginary Lines dn a segdon | puch that the tangent at any point om the fielel | Aine giver the olinection of the electric fiell at thet | “point . v ae Zo Veo CRadially cutworsl) (Racially inwarel,) / 1 ' i : ' WK ni BG at ee. \ : ; i hed, Uy te A unifeem electric plete in reprenentect by abuught equinpaced parallel fielol lines ee +] — |{- qtl» _, —_e— ee + +4» aH — 4] —p | ee é Properties of electric $ielel Lines (D These are simaginany tines Which begin from ‘poritive charge and terminate m negative charge. (i) Tue electric fiell Lines ole net cross each othe” if they meet at « point then at that point there wll be two tangents means two direction, ef -ficle Which i» not possible. Gi) Denver field tines means atumge, ceetrc Hidd and vice versa. , (iv) Edectuc fietll Lines ole net form Closed Leefo. CD ELectuic dipole PR pain of tue equal anol ofoposite Charger neparatect by Certain divtene dn callel an electric pote, "No —o- L Edectrie cUipele mement (Rh) > dt vis olefineol a> the prurduct of the ™a9 nitude etic dipole ano the P= 7 (a) of Pais from ve te positive Charge. *3: Dipole moment of polar meotecule ib non-re (H20) , Wael) & dipole moment of 2 non-polar molecule as tow Electric field ainteny rooity at a beint on the acecal dine, ot an checbuic clipote > we ae of either Charge of the ipo. Length . Direction = > AR <—L—e— 4,8 EL 6 Pee x “L YT See ae: let b> Conricler a point Po at @ olivtance “oc’ fem the centre ‘o' og the lipete EL Ge te Eee eee Eee Wire, gp2 = WIT. Gena)? Glog tue x- ascis ) EL Glue to -a) = og MM > Gri? F “Mt Xx ascis) Pe = Net — Hill at pe. Po4P. 3 B= ; az, fep- aap] * fi re [aes] * t (E} = @-2n.an = 2h We Gtwy)* UT Ge i j = << tt For thet olipele , E = ce SECM oe EXecteie Geld dotennity at a teint om the eater dine of an electric olifole “Xt let ws connicler a peint P at e¢ | a dintance ‘’ from o , om equatorial line of olipele =-t. 4 Ey de. th along BP proclucedl, oe Is >? Hee eee ee ee | UT 65 (nr? 442) | se eee rae ee along PA UT, (eA) Wet electric fiell E 4» Given by Lecter sum of E, med EL fe E = fe +E? S26, Etan0 New |Pyl fb = REP are ast = JEEP THO = EF = 26, ae Ce = A boar Sealer es eae IE - Te” UT EP AD) fT HTT Go 2) > oe Pe =F Or OE) Fl, For ohert olipele eeueie [v 4<<] ae, 3 at Ji fat tine nm E © Ny a et Ae Egret = 2 Eequaterial [Comparison of Eaxial and Fesuatercal ] “Teuyue on a dipole in uniform elecbuc frelel Net force om an electric clifol dns Uniform electuc -fielel iy rer. a Twr equal and spporite forces acting on the olipele constitute % Coufate Torque = moment of Couple T= YExAc Acz= 3 T= Vex. sing m T= PE sing Geb = yah) Sette cea BxXE St unit > Nm oe eee ea Fer POLE one paral T=o (Statte CU ilibrium) Go df 8= 40 eB y P T= pe (Maximum) Gy df 6 = 36 T= FE Sing. = pe —_—__> 24 sine (From #2.) Wd 44 8 = 190° be BLE ane ati paneberl T= 0 (Unstahte eyUitibrium) Edectvic petentiol enorey of an do Uniform elec lric field ~~ Let dW be mall wor dipole through ole etietuie Hechue aipele Rh dene +o vuotate the = LW = Tag = PESino oe 8, ‘ > we [fesinode = ~ BE [ono] 8 we We = - pe (@s6,-@6,] S$ 8) =.40 £ 6, =0° then W= -pECos8 =U U sn win, When @=0° LU ib max when 9 =180 " Electuc flux Linked with any rurface ty olefinecl wp the total number of electric field Lines porring tieugh that ourface OR Tetal electrte Hux through a puace tn an ned field may be olefined ay the pourface mbegral of the Cheebuic fiell oven that wurfac g= fPas = cots cre C) df © in zew (Bis 1 te plane Pweg te EB iy parallel te ae ie a > maximum @=ES GO gg 0 = 40° (EB a Il te plane of 2Wrface) we Bis Lite dB is minimum | @ =0 Gaus fous > Accercling te Gauss theerem the total electric flux (4) though any Closer surface (§) un free -ypace in equal to 176, times the tetal charge (q) enclesed by the munface. $= FP = & $ eo age Electric field intensity ak every Hee as point om pwrface of rfhere / oR ae " : i I oO Cysmian surface ) ay yven by , Es are 3a ae og = Bag = 2. eds = 4 ds UME de> UIT Gon 27 2) 2% = §Fds = 4 7 (me) = & ¢ { UT gas Thee i de a 94. Yeo » peo We af chaue dmide the Jaumian wwrface Wb Zew) iy IR. Unep =O te: in care of ifr fF =o : -.) Betaction of Ceuernble Lear fim Gaus theorem Accercling te Gauss theerem ae fEas = ox feasase = te - afd S €e 3 é Dae 4) ee Efds = a Gaso = 1) ielta eas | s 7 eee cee OE xu? = be oe fe UW Nee . 2 ~- New fF Ue Te 3 Wes | i . YT Gm? Which is mathematical foom of Coulomb's Law. Applications ot Gaus Law © Etectric fietol ‘intensity’ olue te an infinitely ten orcad ght Uniformly charged wire : Accercling te Gauss theorem B fbas =o 2 Ad Lee s €o ~ Fea - ee Ee = For 1 & WM swriface Bad = Zz BSE | an © £ds ace L to each other La | » [80s = AL = [eds = € fas | ir € Joe : 4 & td) = Ad. a e+ AL > ect &£ eee HAH, AN ee @ Etectric field intenrity clue te umniformty chargzect infinite plane vheet fe.ag - £8 4 i 5 ee o Fer Surface I = fE-d <6 ae je’ + {Ba = S I eee Ee a 26s = 88 4 E+ & H For vheet of finite thichn ers . @ @eEdectric field intensity olue te two unfinite plane sheets of charge L We Rnow that is ze fe aEx Es € Ee beg ae ry ~-p fee -t PE, 2e ete +t L 4+ crm = aa Co G+ £ gow i 2E. Er= -E-f = -§ -& = a Gite) LE. 2E LEo Bee ee ctl eee edi - L (ea eee = rr (=, — &) Eg = Ete = Sey Se = So) +6. ww 1 2 ze, + 7 & @ +62) Shecial Cove Spe © f 6 sung Ey 20 : mre € Ey = < ! Tin ib the care of Capacitor : @ Exlectric field intensity clue te a vari forrmly change thin wpherical ohelll (a) At a point eutyicle the helt Drow a gaurrian vurface vn the form of a rphere OF radius Je GryR) with o a Centre According te Gauss theorem §E.ds = 2 ‘S €o ! = = Eur) = & i ow ge as E fas C! ov a | ou E = byt . i Ur ee > F = 4% o ' YT €o n> :°(B) At a peint on the sweface of helt eR es t UT e A> Nor Ys eo x ymR? Es & 0 (c) At a peint inride the whelt Draw & JUurrian wurface radius Ir! x! 6= 180°) -_& lx era UTI Go 2c = - dx = _& od “ UTE Go UT & (x Le] We V = s vl are Tt € es £0 1 L at he oe Electric potential at any point tut te an clecbuc epee Sera i Let ws Comrider a potnt P at a dintance Je ftom Centre (0) of electric ciprle AB Potential at P oku te ae 4B Chorg.e —4 Ne : 44 Vtteteenc ite iS aeoe r UT & Jy © Potential at Pout te charge +7 Vi = L ure, 2a. Potentiah at P luc ty tipete Veytu eu Ve A& 4 & UT Gey UT & tr Sees ul Eissfecea Cait wel %,] Now 1, ~ seth we &£ Dye te AS (Poe +2) ! ~ 1 a [ Tease sakes | a ve Ai e x TL CHO -p ae ve Oe eee terse ore eeeeeer ee = Gna Gates) © UTE CH 0G) Speak Carer Ode ? Kien on axial Line of dipole ie O20 F Ayrtem of three petnt Charges Wis = Ai Ure | (Ray)! Wy = Wy + Was = its +§ BR UATE [sey —3y) HT PF) We Wia t Ws . 43 we Ste 1 tat Ge Bae ei + Tit Ry UG [Rye | Sno general for ayaten af n- ao nh cE ae 4a el ZU, Uewet wie Gh moe | aa a, i Tre factor y, th anburduced here ab cach teom qebs counted twice un the _rummatio U Hn 4a) Potentiak energy of charges in an external -freld i celtaey etree ee onthe Oe ede es ane err ee ascent ecee of wringte charge in an external fielol We bey =U Fot & rystem of two charges in external field Ui= %, VO +92 ¥ba) + Di bo Pe. | 4 Ge sus Real mrly ~z Relation between electric fell £ potential 4n vectou Gam fe How Y= 2 +2 fF 42. = 24% ? aw! 32 operator e% del operator cous a vector EP- - (+R 2-k\v e faa (ae 3, P+. F) -ayvt -mi-ave De at On a US va a 7 ~2Vv(-2VI -2Vr 4+ Ey4 +£&2k Sa y 52 2-2 Ey: -2¥ E,=2v A Ee Ve 7 “OY ; on Read ody, * Eecbuc potential dae te Uniformly charg eal thin 2bhe nical ahell © Potential at a point oubsile tne shell =k UTE Fe @ Potential at a pent on rurface we vet. fi 4YTeo R @ Patent at a point dnsiolt the »hell is dome ar On the . a L e urfiace veda @») _ Capacitance Behaview of Conouctern in the chectrortatio frelol @ Net electric fie intensity in the Interior of a Cmductor ie Lene Hi sete oS Snducect electric Hetel (Ep) + mad | vn equal £ oppaite te a ~ applet fick (Eo), _, ; 5 Thu. fore Enet = E.-Ep =° @® Esecduc ell Just cuteicle the Chargecl Conclucter in -pocpenciculan te the wrpace of Conoluctec. df E in net perpenclicular te the Pwface then thew will be twe Components & ase £ Esine . compment E re yubt be Zee ah Kner is no flow of Charge oleng the rwrface, Ewe =o = Co ae € © =4e" @ Net charge an the interter oF a Concluctere ds row 3 fy feds -% £ BP ig 2ew Anride the Conducter then oe =% =o 3 Yeo @ charge rerteis on the surface of & Cmolucter ® Edtectric -petential io commtant fer the entixe Concucter AV = - Bole An E=0 for alk points in the Anterter ch the cenductes < bY =e => Vr coma tant Electurrtatic Shielding the wmethed of -pourtecting a Certain regi peom the effect of Hectic fiell dy called ckectrortatic hi elolig. 7 a ey. The afptiances or dnotuments, innricg the . ielowr of a cmelucter IU mains shiekled from the external field, n Dickectricn and Pelorinatin —behaviows of non-cmaucting cribrtances in an eclectic fielol Effect of elechuc fielel om the Petar substance OD =>

&F 3 eee Eeo 3 2 Effect of electric field on non-frler molecule oe or. unit of & dn mw? Dieectricn + The non- conducting materials in which equal and ofperite inelucedl changes are produces on theix opposite faces on the application of ehectric fief ore Called olielectricn. eg. Air , glass bic. Electric Polarization » gt iv the porocenr eof tnelucin Fe equal anol epperite charges on the twe epporite faces of the dielectric on the application ef efectric -ffetel. 8 E- & : Ep = Se z ia aan bo) B= Eo-be = £-& Es ©- 6p €e Dielectuc comtant kK = Eo ot Ss Cn E ° ee Ao Er E 2e K7L 3 ‘Relation between Swface charge cenrity (©) and 4yducecl nunface charge chensity (6p) E = E,- Ep Eetiegrettee K Sok 2 SH 2 © —6% €sK & eS 3 S fee teeter = (Rye Ay Ket Spee dn Coase of Conduct E=0 9 E,=Ep £ Spee The Petarization vecter + 44 in oltfinecl as the SSH SI Ii eu pees Imemnenetpertent tices of the potanizect olielectric $4 on ws ne- of cetomy oc molecules /Volume thn PP =nPp ST. unit > Cyr IPL = Sp SPH ity £ Dielectric conntant £ Dictectric Constant POE E oo PH GaueE See Ne Uni oe Xe = 2, ¢ +) ke & E=E,-Ep *& E,> E+E > E +S 2 +P Reatim between am Dek wten mb, = Et Slee = O4+xS' e DK = Be a 14k, Diekecbic whength > The wmascimum voluz of ehectrte +tidel Untensity thet Can be abpliecl te velectric without electric ‘brwakelown . Epa = Vora [al Esectric Dinfbtacement vector E =E,- Ep Ae Oe a Es o-6p ». PR = © - FM Ce ep = PA) Electuiical Capacitance Electrical Capacitance » the Meanwu of -the Qbility, cf & Conductor te wtort electric Charge or energy dn Rnewn an electrical capacitance. 44% be the Charge on a conolucter Lv te dh petentich then FCV ow t=cv ow C= & Sf vet ,C=4y SI. Unit Fanacl (F) ot C [vy Cory ip uit) other practical unity MF, pF, ne Capaciter > A capacctoe Conpints of tue Concluctin beolier xeparatect by a nen- Conctuctin Meolium wuch that ut can wtow targe amount of Chorge in small pace. Capacitance Sf divola tect Bpherical Ceroluc toe Potential at ony point om the PUrface S$ wpherne in given by ve £& UTre, Now co 7 FU tL suTer 3 COOnr * iE w Capacitance of Earth Parallet phate ane CO STU KE = TIX yo-b Capactter eet Principle > capacitance of a Chargecl Concluctor sy rpprueciably dnertezsecl oy bringing a nether unchargedt or Low petential Con lic tor Cennecteol te Eaxth neaw wit previclel thew i» waome Wen ~ Cn lucting meolium between them, Capacitance Ea € 2 Electric fielol eo Pet eee os 2 E- ¥ - ay a veed od Ex Sle. oe = . yoda | —— pee Ai Now C= Vly = GAla : e— oh — ee Capacitance of Poraltel pdate capacites With cielecdric snob 4 Capacitance of parallel plate capacitor vhaving, We oe vacuum between the plates CG = &f ol Potential difference between the twe phater of the Capaciter tL» V=E@-t) +Et = Es zk oe Es Ee Vv = —,@-4) + Eee = Eo (A-t4t)_) a Ve S fd-tt t} = bf a-t+t = kJ a, f Ik] a ee EoA = & v (A-t4t/k) of iH f+E 7 tee] => c7a 4h ted thn C= KG om K=C]e, Combination of Capacitors CR aa = OD An series —m fal RE VEY 4M + 5 7 So ow te ae Cc + so @ dn pareltel ut (G Yay +r tos Gt jee Vey, +CrVa + 3¥y = C+ Cr+lsv Sg Ce =O +Cr +z 4 . Energy snteud in a charged capacter Let at any instant 4 be the change on Capaciter See eee a Nour ol W = AV = Vag = dd (omall work olene ) uo = [hee 2 g2\Q@ © gr i< EA 2 Wine ow Ue Weve =Iwav | ¥ (28) © Egpect of dielectic Introduced between the plates ck the capacitor mm emerpy pimed in capecite Gi When battery ty olin conectest Us = er Ner C=KGQ = U = Us, ZCo K Ary K?71 2 U v=zkyu e UP (Conergy Ancrearer) Energy totertd in Combination of Capacitors aE BR Ce ODO Sertes Combination SP geese ce 6 tet Cn U= 8 2 OQ? eh yp hee Kb : 5, eae Le ao & wus 2 2 oe sete Ve Qe + G4 —— BF 2 U tlar Uy QD Parallel Combination Cpe GQ tlt —— Cy 2 Ue Lepr = (G+ + cy) ew Ue IME EGY + — byt = UUs +— Energy density un parallel pate Capacitor Caos aie ee Seater elev ites = Vetev feces fee a oA Erq? = L & DS U=L Shera 2 Lande : : IE ; 2 ea) eect = | m? 4 Energy cumsity =U = 2b ee / Common Petential when twe capaciters having Cafacitances C £t art Cmvected un parallel then Ye OYtaK After Commection jon sharing 4'= CV +GY = Sa CY tan =Q+ayv Charge conrervation’! S Vz GoM 4Gr “a Cy Ce ‘ KTTRow in Low of energy en whoring charger 6) Cwurent Etectricity —1 Electric Cworent > The nate of fiw of electric charges flowing. through any Crormr- nection of a Conolucter- = a8 | qs flat Direction of conventional current is the direction of fl of peritive charges S-I. unit > oe = 1 Coulomb /se¢. ~ Gp Vaiable Direct Cwvrent Gi) AAternatng cwcent (Ac) Douft velocity > dt Jn the average veloc ty with which free cectronn in a Conduct get cbufted in a cUrectin opporite te the cliectin of applic electuic | pitta. | Force. es eoY a freee Bier bel ty gen by ge =-eF aiieudts = “SE By le Fee velocity luc te thermal guelaxcetion time then grt a4 encrgy LT pasty > Ya = = Bot © Cau, au Bite+ th + 4 Gi +a+—th) n y = 0 + Try 3 Ue - -RE tw ™ [et = . 10a) = 2Et ave = T ] vA GY Mobility CH) > Douft velocity per unit electuic fielol ; Ms Mal et Ee oe Relation het ween CWrrent £ dnigt Welecity Let A be arta of Comms rection eee Ain Aength of conclucter [ene <9 New eee + k Sf Ww is Number dlennity of elec trons then total ne of electrons is NAL A Total charge on conctucter = MAtye New aati Vou => r-RQ _ nate va = neAw eae a For the (New Vy = EET Awuivetion = ot = T= netAte ew AT Y JSwWryistivi Sear eet mL Meow T= Ko oy Re mt R nert A Ace eae eee = & A a fF - nero ohms Jour The current flowing through a Cencluct ib Anectly profper- tinal te fpetential lfference (V) across the ends ef cmolucter prrevicled Pphyrical tmalitions ” remain bame. INV ew ver 3S v=etTR & ZR From above R = ms, ow RA £ REL ST Unit > ohm = Volt | Ampere (28) Factors affecting rusistivity or specie ris tence = M_ 5 ne*c a pe , pat Uy Reriotivity is Aifferent per Lifferent materials (for clifferent values of n). Se ut olepends om rnatwe of materiel. Gi) Relaxation time T cleceeaney weth increase Un temperatut in conductors 26 increase dn temperatuu misults in Anerxase in sepedbvity in conducts. « 4n demicomeluctrs, Pe fy efsleer Se a tempera tue Uncreases , resistivity Ole erearty . KR dn Unoulatered , at abnolute Zee , seeristivity Us Vinginitely tange £ f= Pp efFIKT Cworent Density > de tn lefinedl as the ameunt Sea pf EC Ue Ye porring per unit aren of Cenolucter hell perpenclicular to the flor of Chargers tices ft ab & verter co wh oe lirec ty Uy dame an the olbrec bien of cnventiomal -AA (er Relation between J o LE Ce eae ree eee (Micxorcepic form of chm’s Laur) We now that T= neay Nor Va = CET mm => re: nereEta ya pe eee ee ceed eet ear CE eee 4 ™ Sie aee eo eel net nett £ m pie eye ore Dela Oleweer Cites 0 seeds les arasess RR (1+ « de) er x = R-Re R, 46 x K dy poritive for metallic Concluctorrs me iy Ve for insulators and remiconducters kK in very math 4% alleys (eq. constantan ana manganin ) Limitations of ohms Aa Trassem VOT in not Valiol for high voltages L cwwurents ws tempercture lotr not main Conmtant in that Cart chm'n Laws ia net velid for (a) Semicencluctsr dicde, (b) Tocanpist err (©) Thyrtrters (a) For materials ike Gahs, 1 clecreaser with unvware in V after Certain Velie: (i) few Carer an (30 Theemintors > dt in highly temperotwu olefenclent Spy Lore . Thermistorvs can be of tue types: CQ) Thecmist t i — ai negative temperature Coefficient CW) Therminter with “positive temperatuce co-efficient of ovenintivity * They we used dn electronic circuits controtRing, the variations in apbliedt vettages (eo Voltage regutetrrr) Rei Suthex « coneluctivity > St sin the fpneporty “by vwinkuc of Which a metal | albey , oniole or a pore conductor hows almost Z2ers scesistance at a very Los temperetune iy called vapor concluct vi ty. €9 The sueristance ef meroury (H) olnopss te wwe belles 42k Corben cole Coole Jetrinters eee (erneenrieaseiint® Tetra ce. BBROYG BY &W Grote Sidven EHH aH EEE GLEE 4 SY. lof. 20, 6, 8: Bs 8y Black , Brown , Real , orange , Yellow , Goreen , Blue , vielet , rey , ushite u eq. 8, > Green 5 1X le + S57. By — Brown 8,8, X10 + Byt By yellow By Gold Electutc Energy. > wer ome WW) ib Yren by we Vy =VIt Nes vee = We Enogy = TR ve es SI. unit = Joule Electric Power 4 Paolld 2 W oT*RE_ 72 ree ee aE +: ees er PeV* 2VI SI unit—-+ watt R 14-p. =746 watt (other Unt) 1 KWatt = Looo Watt K Commercial unit of electrical energy ds Kihr LkWhe = 3-6 x joo T Combination of reste Vey, GeV Ci) Sn Serues eens VeYtVity, Ea TR, = TR, +TRrtI Rs => Rs = AytRitRa QQ) 4n “parallel 4A T=, tls +25 Je> Vv Vv v v Is sea te x R Ro BR RR ; | < Lat en eter v Rp Ret R5 a of a are. ae susistes then 2 = 1 41 or Rp = Ry Ro Re RR R, + Ra @ EMe. of a cell > 94 os potential clifhenence TE hetusten the terrrinals of the Cell When ne cwwrent flowy (Ae Sen Circuit) Terminal petenbul difference » 44 4s potential difference between | the terminals of the Cell ain Chesed circuit. Intemal serivtance sf a cell» 4x dv opposition “— othored by the electrolyte or electroctes of a Cell te the ow of cwrrent. Jt ds clenoted by Se. Reletion Setween Emme £Teminel P-D. of cell es armen ete oe lee 54 E be the ems. of tt i: | Cuh 4 VY be the P-D. then E = I Rt R eae ee Rie Now V=eTR =» Ev $+In oe. wu = = E-v » E=W* -(E -1)R wv be =[& -1R Voriatims ef E and VW with R E E v Me Sit ¥ : _ L re ° a> R >R o a 3 Tt i ol * When the cell / battery un charge a teen charger Veltage V > emf CE) of the ay Veetin Combination ef cells ® dm Serier (a) Tolentical cells in reriey Fogg = NE » Teepe. = Nie T= NE Rtnxe * 92 ROM they = ne ‘i rR J4 R< Jt tates thet the | um of all the Crrrens entedng any peint (or function) must be epual te the »um of all currents Acaving that peint, Zil=o Ty+I.+I3 =Ty +2, ow I,+I2 +I3-Iy-Is=0 et ZI =o $s @ Kirchhoff veltae Jew > dx tater thet the wgebsaic mura of att veltager ie. the potential Aiffertnces across all cements and emfs of all ounces in any closed. eRecbucol Circuit is zeng | ZE+ Zav 20 Wheetrtone Bridge > 44 vs an arrangement of few seerintirs in the form of a bsiclge | Prindple + when Rey K in Closecl . And R is adjusted uch that galvanometer shore ne cleflection then Po Kk Q $ oe 5 = (AYR Knowing P,@ £R , the value of § Can be Coleulateot. ee) Preof > Abplying Kinchheff’» Aas , Lewp apd -1, P-I, @+IR =0 dn Lop 6cDB - CIi-Ig) @ +(@)+Tg)s +1y = ab Uheatrtene briclge +» balanced then “TAP ATR =e fs | £ -,a+1,5 = > 1,P=T,R & Tig = 7S P ge ae fn ES = | CHence Proved ) Meter Bridge (Gliole Wire byielge) Pi Renintance of wire between A LI Q > Rerirtance 6f Woe between BLT gh oe te ousintance per unit Length of wire then Perk £ Q = rt(loo-t) P R ~~ A_ or $=/leo-t)R Lied Qe £ is $ Jook (ee ) Knowing the valurr of AER , the value of Unknown wieyintance § Can be Calculated. : Petentiometer >A potentiometer iv a olevice that can be ureol te mearune othe emf of a rowrce (cell) witheut clawing any coment doum the rowece. Principk » VEL ow V= RA in principle of potentiometer wher hk = ISIa Ce Heel @ Comparinen of @mfs ef two cells wring potentiometer When circuit iv Cloded and Rey ir inserted i “oe wit between 1 £3 then Cell E, in brought A 8 din the chit £ oe wh “point ow cleflection) E> ds obtained at T “ve fat E, = Vay Noe Vey = RA, > €& =kit —1 Nor cell E, +» brought inte the Wreuct by putting the “hey between 2 23. Now null point iv obtained at JT! Ue. E, 2 Vash Now Vag = Ro 3 & =hkhi, — From TL € It we get ae Ey Ae By Rowing the values of 4, £4, , We Can Calulate &, le, @ Determination ef internal rursivtance of cele eae uP een amete chose the Rey k, heebing E Ki ki oben , find the null Howe 4oint om woe at : and new Put Rey fe & 33 7 and find the null peint TI Lior Ka ey Ler Ateae4t, & AT eho > E=My=kdy When “Rey in Clerecl , potential difference Vo = Riba = My! > £2. Vv de No se = (2-1) R = vy Ay to ee Ge vee By femowing the values of 1,, 6 ¢R, Unternal susistance Se, can be caleutated. @ Meas urement of Unknown mall sristence Wring petentiome tex. ee Pee enome tex k Te fint the unknown EEE eee) owirtance S , find the ry Rh yw peint om AB ue TOA Now accereling te hy Aa 8 halanced Wheatrtme Ss R ovidge Con ctition eit eee Ai, de

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