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Electric Field Strength
Electric field strength at a point is the force experienced per unit positive test charge.
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Electric Field Strength
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Electric Field Strength
Electric field strength at a point is the force experienced per unit positive test charge.
**E = Fq**
where:
0 = field strength;
0 = electric force;
0 = test charge.
Unit:
N/C
Point Charge
For a point charge:
**E = k|Q|/r²**
Direction
For positive source charge, field points outward.
For negative source charge, field points inward.
Uniform Field
Between large parallel plates:
**E ≈ Vd**
where:
0 = potential difference;
0 = plate separation.
Electric Field Strength — Advanced
Common Mistakes
Common Mistakes
- Mistake
`E` is field property, not test charge property.
- Mistake
Direction is defined using positive test charge.
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