Dielectrics & Capacitors - Capacitance, Voltage & Electric Field - Physics Problems

This physics video tutorial provides a basic introduction into dielectrics and capacitors. It explains the effect of adding an insulator with a dielectric constant higher than air to a capacitor. Increasing the dielectric constant K causes the capacitance to increase and the voltage & electric field to decrease proportionally. This tutorial contains plenty of examples and practice problems on dielectrics and capacitors.
Physics 2 - Basic Introduction:
• Physics 2 - Basic Intr...
Coulomb's Law and Electric Force:
• Coulomb's Law - Net El...
Electric Fields:
• Electric Field Due To ...
Electric Potential:
• Electric Potential
Electric Potential Energy:
• Electric Potential Energy
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Parallel Plate Capacitor:
• Parallel Plate Capacit...
Energy Stored In a Capacitor:
• How To Calculate The E...
Energy Density of a Capacitor:
• Energy Density of a Ca...
Dielectrics of Capacitors:
• Dielectrics & Capacito...
Capacitors - Review:
• Capacitors - Basic Int...
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Electric Current In Circuits:
• Electric Current & Cir...
The Electric Battery:
• The Electric Battery a...
Ohm's Law Problems:
• Ohm's Law Explained - ...
Resistance and Resistivity:
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