The Electric Field in Terms of Gauss Law Calculator will calculate the:
Calculator Settings: Medium is considered as uniform.
The electric field at a certain distance from a long wire in terms of linear charge density and Gauss Law is V/m [Volt per metre] |
The electric field in terms of surface charge density is V/m [Volt per metre] |
Electric field produced by a charged conducting wire calculation |
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E = λ/2π × r × ϵ0 E = /(2 × ) × × E = /(2 × ) × × E = / × × E = / E = |
Electric field produced by a charged sphere calculation |
E = σ/ϵ0 E = /0 E = |
Electric Field In Terms Of Gauss Law Calculator Input Values |
Linear charge density of conducting wire (λ) C/m [Coulomb per metre] |
Surface charge density of sphere (σ) C/m2 [Coulomb per square metre] |
Distance from the conducting wire (r) m [metre] |
Electric constant (vacuum permittivity) (ϵ0) C2/N∙m2 |
Archimedes constant (π) |
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