In general, electrostatic field is the electric field that is static, not dynamic and independent of time.
Electrostatic field has 4 types of sources which are:
1) Point charge
2) Line charge
3) Surface charge
4)Volume charge
To find the total charge, we will use integration over a certain limits on a 'sample' that we take from the area that we going to measure.
Example:
1. Determine the total charge
contained in the line charge distribution rl(x, y, z) = 2x + 3y – 5z C/m
extending from (3, 2, 1) to (5, 4, 7).
Solution: since this is a line charge, so only one integral is required ( 2 for surface and 3 for volume)
From the question we have 3 variable (x,y,z), so we need to convert 2 of them into 1 single variable, in this case, we choose to convert y and z into x. To do so, first we acquired the equation of the straight line between y and x, z and x.
Then we differentiate them and substitute inside the square root equation.
The solution is 19.9. (not sure with the positive sign, it might be negative.)
#This is just a line charge question, will upload some surface and volume charge question if I free. :)
Regards,
Daniel.
In z to x conversion gradient should be 5/2
ReplyDeleteSorry its correct i miss interpreted it.
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