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PHYS 1444 Section 003 Lecture #6 Thursday Sep. 13, 2012 Dr. Andrew Brandt Chapter 23: Electric Potential 1

Electric Potential Energy Concept of energy is very useful solving mechanical problems Conservation of energy makes solving complex problems easier. When can the potential energy be defined? Only for a conservative force. The work done by a conservative force is independent of the path. What does it only depend on?? The difference between the initial and final positions Can you give me an example of a conservative force? Gravitational force Is the electrostatic force between two charges a conservative force? Yes. Why? The dependence of the force on distance is identical to that of the gravitational force. The only thing matters is the direct linear distance between the object not the path. 2

Electric Potential Energy What is the definition of change in electric potential energy U b U a? The gain (or loss) of potential energy as the charge moves from point a to point b. The negative work done on the charge by the electric force to move it from a to b. Let s consider an electric field between two parallel plates w/ equal but opposite charges The field between the plates is uniform since the gap is small and the plates are infinitely long What happens when we place a small charge, +q, on a point at the positive plate and let go? The electric force will accelerate the charge toward negative plate. What kind of energy does the charged particle gain? Kinetic energy 3

Electric Potential Energy What does this mean in terms of energies? The electric force is a conservative force. Thus, the mechanical energy (K+U) is conserved under this force. The charged object has only electric potential energy at the positive plate. The electric potential energy decreases and Turns into kinetic energy as the electric force works on the charged object and the charged object gains speed. Point of greatest potential energy for Positively charged object Negatively charged object PE= KE= ME= U 0 0 K U K U+K=const 4

Electric Potential How is the electric field defined? Electric force per unit charge: F/q We can define electric potential (potential) as The electric potential energy per unit charge This is like the voltage of a battery Electric potential is written with a symbol V If a positive test charge q has potential energy U a at a point a, the electric potential of the charge at that point is Ua Va q 5

Electric Potential Since only the difference in potential energy is meaningful, only the potential difference between two points is measurable What happens when the electric force does positive work? The charge gains kinetic energy Electric potential energy of the charge decreases Thus the difference in potential energy is the same as the negative of the work, W ba, done on the charge by the electric field to move the charge from point a to b. The potential difference V ba is Ub Ua Vba Vb Va q W ba q 6

A Few Things about Electric Potential What does the electric potential depend on? Other charges that create an electric field What about the test charge? No, the electric potential is independent of the test charge Test charge gains potential energy by existing in the potential created by other charges Which plate is at a higher potential? Positive plate. Why? Since positive charge has the greatest potential energy. What happens to the positive charge if it is let go? It moves from higher potential to lower potential How about a negative charge? Its potential energy is higher on the negative plate. Thus, it moves from negative plate to positive. Potential difference is the same for a negative charge at the negative plate as a positive Zero point of electric potential charge at the positive plate. can be chosen arbitrarily. The unit of the electric potential is Volt (V). 7 From the definition, 1V = 1J/C. Often the ground, a conductor connected to Earth is zero.

Example 23 1 A negative charge: Suppose a negative charge, such as an electron, is placed at point b in the figure. If the electron is free to move, will its electric potential energy increase or decrease? How will the electric potential change? An electron placed at point b will move toward the positive plate since it was released at its highest potential energy point. It will gain kinetic energy as it moves toward left, decreasing its potential energy. Note the electron is moving from point b at a lower potential to point a at a higher potential. V=V a -V b >0. This is because the potential is generated by the charges on the plates not by the electron. 8 e-

Electric Potential and Potential Energy What is the definition of the electric potential? The potential energy difference per unit charge How would you express the potential energy that a charge q would obtain when it is moved between point a and b with the potential difference V ba? Ub Ua q Vb Va qvba In other words, if an object with charge q moves through a potential difference V ba, its potential energy changes by qv ba. So electric potential is A measure of how much energy an electric charge can acquire in a given situation related to how much work a given charge can do. 9

Comparisons of Potential Energies Let s compare gravitational and electric potential energies m 2m What is the potential energy of each rock? mgh and 2mgh Which rock has a bigger potential energy? Why? The rock with a larger mass It s got a bigger mass. What is the potential energy of each charge? +QV ba and +2QV ba Which object has a bigger potential energy? Why? The object with a larger charge. It s got a bigger charge. The potential Tuesday, Sep. 12, is 2012 the same but the PHYS heavier 1444-003 rock Dr. Andrew or larger Brandt charge can do a greater 10 work.

Some Typical Voltages Sources Thundercloud to ground High-Voltage Power Lines Power supply for TV tube Automobile ignition Household outlet Automobile battery Flashlight battery Resting potential across nerve membrane Potential changes on skin (EKG and EEG) Approximate Voltage 10 8 V 10 6 V 10 4 V 10 4 V 10 2 V 12 V 1.5 V 10-1 V 10-4 V 11

Electric Potential and Potential Energy The electric potential difference gives potential energy (or the possibility to do work) based on the charge of the object. So what is happening in batteries or generators? They maintain a potential difference. The actual amount of energy used or transformed depends on how much charge flows. How much is the potential difference maintained by a car s battery? 12Volts If for a given period, 5C charge flows through the headlight lamp, what is the total energy transformed? C*J/C=J (Joules) E tot =5C*12V=60 What is the unit? If it is left on twice as long? E tot =10C*12V=120J. 12

Example 23 2 Electrons in a TV tube: Suppose an electron in the picture tube of a television set is accelerated from rest through a potential difference V ba =+5000V. (a) What is the change in potential energy of the electron? (b) What is the speed of the electron (m=9.1x10-31 kg) as a result of this acceleration? (c) Repeat for a proton (m=1.67x10-27 kg) that accelerates through a potential difference of V ba =-5000V. (a) What is the charge of an electron? 19 e 1.6 10 C So what is the change of its potential energy? U qvba 19 16 ev 1.6 10 C 5000V 8.0 10 J ba 13

Example 23 2 (b) Speed of the electron? The entire potential energy of the electron is transformed into kinetic energy. Thus the equation is 1 2 mv 0 W U ( U ev ba ) v e K (c) Speed of a proton that accelerates through V=-5000V? 1 2 K 0 v p 2 e e 2 m e K 2 8.0 10 9.1 10 16 16 8.0 10 J 8.0 10 14 31 16 7 4.2 10 m/ s mv 2 p p 16 ba ba 8.0 10 16 2 evba 2 8.0 10 5 9.8 10 m/ s 27 m 1.67 10 p W U e V ev J J

Electric Potential and Electric Field The effect of a charge distribution can be described in terms of electric field or electric potential. What kind of quantities are the electric field and the electric potential? Electric Field: Electric Potential: Vector Scalar Since electric potential is a scalar quantity, it often can make problem solving easier. 15

Electric Potential and Electric Field The potential energy is an (independent of path) function expressed in terms of a (conservative) force. Ub Ua F dl a The potential difference is the potential energy difference per unit charge V ba V b V This formula can be used to determine V ba when the electric field is given. When the field is uniform a U b U q a b Vb Va E dl b E dl Ed or Vba a a b Unit Tuesday, of the Sep. electric 12, 2012 field in terms PHYS of potential? 1444-003 Dr. Andrew V/m Brandt Can you derive this from N/C? 16 b a F dl q b a E dl Ed

Example 23 3 Uniform electric field obtained from voltage: Two parallel plates are charged to a voltage of 50 V. If the separation between the plates is 5.0 cm, calculate the magnitude of the electric field between them, ignoring any fringe effects. What is the relationship between electric field and the potential for a uniform field? V Ed 5cm 50V V 50V 50V Solving for E E 2 d 5.0cm 5 10 m 1000 V / m 17