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List of Demos Super VDG Electrometer Voltmeter Circular parallel plate capacitor Cylindrical capacitor Concentric spherical capacitor Dielectric Slab sliding into demo Show how to calibrate electroscope

Show Demo Model, calculate its capacitance , and show how to charge it up with a battery. Circular parallel plate capacitor r = 10 cm A = r2 = (.1)2 A = .03 m 2 S = 1 mm = .001 m r s p = pico = 10-12

Demo Continued Demonstrate As S increases, voltage increases. 2. As S increases, capacitance decreases. 3. As S increases, E0 and q are constant.

Spherical capacitor or sphere Recall our favorite example for E and V is spherical symmetry Q R The potential of a charged sphere is V = (kQ)/R with V = 0 at r =  . The capacitance is Where is the other plate (conducting shell)? It’s at infinity where it belongs, since that’s where the electric lines of flux terminate. k = 1010 and R in meters we have Earth: C = (6x108 cm)PF = 600 F Marble: 1 PF Basketball: 15 PF You: 30 PF Demo: Leyden jar capacitor Demo: Show how you measured capacitance of electroscope

Dielectrics The amount that the field is reduced defines the dielectric constant  from the formula E = E0 / , where E is the new field and E0 is the old field without he dielectric. Since the electric field is reduced and hence the voltage difference is reduced (since E = Vd), the capacitance is increased. C = Q / V = Q / (V0 / ) =  C0  is typically between 2 – 6 with water equal to 80 Show demo dielectric slab sliding in between plates. Watch how capacitance and voltage change. Also show aluminum slab.

Model of coaxial cable for calculation of capacitance Outer metal braid Signal wire