Calculating the Capacitance of Parallel Plates, Coax Cable and Concentric Spheres

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[@KelsoLucke]

for the spherical and cylindrical parts, when switch the order of the bounds for the integration to get rid of the minus, shouldnt the the bounds switch places too? as in -integ(a->b) -> integ(b->a)

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yes, he missed that. Testing the audience.

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At an upper undergraduate level I recommend Intro to electrodynamics by Griffiths.

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[@aravindakannank.s.]

my doubt is in sphere case pontential outside the b sphere can be calculated by adding the E.fields of both spheres right , which means is that zero if both sphere have same charge similarly in cylinders also😅 by the way great explanation

[@dankodnevic3222]

Great content, as always. I have really hard question, how to calculate characteristic capacitance along vertical wire over ground plane? I mean on infinitesimally small wire segment at the height h, over the ground plane, along vertical wire with radius r? Or, if not possible, capacitance of vertical wire (cylinder), over the ground plane, ignoring top and bottom exposed to the GP?

[@mercedesamgpetronas2439]

my book says in the first case, it’s EA, not 2EA. Can anyone tell me why? It says if there is no negative charged plate, it’s 2EA

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Wrong induction charge diagram in last but thanks a lot

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Yo... if you're going to throw around physics equations, either explain them properly, or post up the pre-reqs for the video. This comes off like you're just trying to teach what you learned last week in class.