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31 Chapter INDUCTIVE CIRCUITS LR circuit LC circuit exponential growth and decay Free oscillations Damped oscillations LRC circuit Forced Oscillations Resonance condition Put them together!!! Electro-magnetic Energy LRC circuits Explored the physics of E and B fields Explored how energy can be stored in capacitors and inductors We now turn to how energy can be transferred from a capacitor to an...
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31 Chapter INDUCTIVE CIRCUITS
LR circuit LC circuit
exponential growth and decay Free oscillations Damped oscillations
LRC circuit
Forced Oscillations Resonance condition
Put them together!!!
Electro-magnetic Energy LRC circuits
Explored the physics of E and B fields Explored how energy can be stored in capacitors and inductors We now turn to how energy can be transferred from a capacitor to an inductor or from E to B! 1 q2
Uc = 2C 1 U L = Li 2 2
LC circuit - oscillations
At any instant the energy is distributed between L a...
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Physics 214 Laboratory Interference of Light Theory: Light that is incident upon two or more slits will interfere and produce an interference pattern on a distant screen. If coherent light with wavelength is incident upon two slits the light will in
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Penn State - PHYS - 213
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