Energy in the Electric Field © Frits F.M. de Mul
Energy in the Electric Field Available:   Electric Field  E  produced by a distributed charge density   [C/m 3 ]  Question:   How much energy did it cost to build up the electric field  E  by   positioning the charge density      E E volume  V  surface  A   ( x,y,z )
Expressions for the Energy E E Following expressions will be derived: (  f   =  density   of free charges ; V =  potential function) volume  v  surface  A   ( x,y,z )
Energy =  f  (  f  ,V  ) (1) How much energy  W  is needed to bring  charge  q  from infinity to  P  ? W = q.V P ( Q ) Suppose  N  charges  Q i   ( i= 1.. N ) in O : Each charge produces its own  V  in  P Q P E Assume  : charge  Q  in O produces  E -field in  P  ; potential in  P  :  V P ( Q ) q q q
Energy =  f  (  f  ,V  )  (2) Energy needed to place  j  th   charge  Q j   at  P j   in field of  Q 1  ... Q j-1  : Total energy needed to position all  N  charges  Q j   at  P j   ( j= 1.. N ) , with preceding  Q i   ( i= 1.. j- 1) present :  Q 1 P Q 3 Q 2 Q i Q j-1 Suppose  j-1  charges  Q i   ( i= 1.. j-1 ), not necessarily all in O , but in  P i q Call  q=Q j  ,  to be placed at  P=P j
Energy =  f  (  f  ,V  ) (3) Q 1 P N Q N Q 2 Q i Q N-1 Total energy needed to position all  N  charges  Q j   at  P j   ( j= 1.. N ) , with preceding  Q i   ( i= 1.. j- 1) present :  Summation  i,j= 1.. N  ; factor 1/2 to avoid “double-count” Summation is over all charges, each in field of all other charges.
Energy =  f  (  f  ,V  ) (4) Q 1 P N Q N Q 2 Q i Q N-1 “Summation over all charges, each in field of all other charges” now means: 1. Divide  v  into  volume elements   dv  , with charge   .dv 2. Calculate   potential  from all other charges at that spot. 3.  Integrate  over volume  v  :   ( x,y,z ) Suppose all charges are distributed as charge density    [C/m 3 ] :
Energy =  f  (  f  ,V  ) (5) If dielectric material present: V  originates from  all  charges (free and bound) ;   originates from  free  charges only (being “transportable”) : E E volume  v  surface  A   ( x,y,z )
Energy =  f  ( D,E ) (1) E E Energy to build charge distribution = energy to destroy it. How ? Transport all charges to infinity and record energy. How ? Place conducting sphere with radius = 0 at O ;  “Blow up” till radius = infinity;  Sweep all charges to infinity. volume  v  surface  A   ( x,y,z )
Energy =  f  ( D,E ) (2) Questions:   1.  how much energy is involved in  increasing radius from  r  to  r+dr  ?? 2.  integrate answer from  r= 0 to infinity. O r Suppose: now radius =  r  cross section “Blowing up” the sphere: dr Those charges originally  inside the sphere , now lie  on the surface  of the sphere, and produce  same (average)  E -field  as if they were inside (Gauss). E E E E E
Energy =  f  ( D,E ) (3) O r Question 1:   How much energy is involved in  increasing radius from  r  to  r+dr  ?? cross section Free charge in  dA :  dQ f  =  f  .dA  Work to shift  dA  from  r  to  r+dr : dW =   f  .dA. E.dr   = E.  f  . dv dr Consider surface element  dA dF dW =  dF.dr   E = dQ f  . E.dr
Energy =  f  ( D,E ) (4) O r cross section E dr dA = E.  f  . dv Question: what are  E   and   f  ?? What  E  acts on  dA ?  see next slide  Work to shift  dA  from  r  to  r+dr : dW =   f  .dA. E.dr   D D Gauss pill box:  f  .dA =  D.dA
Energy =  f  ( D,E ) (5) O r cross section D dr dA E act  = E tot  - E self   =  1 / 2  E tot E tot E tot  =  total field, just outside  conducting  sphere:  E tot  =    /    E self E self  =  1 / 2    /    E act Electric field  acting  on charge in pill box : (apparently due to all “other” charges)
Energy =  f  ( D,E ) (6) O r cross section D E dr dA Gauss pill box:   f  .dA =  D.dA   Acting   E act  =  1 / 2  E tot   ( =  1 / 2  E  ) dW =  1 / 2   D.E . dA . dr   dW =  1 / 2   D.E .dv Work to replace  dA  from  r  to  r+dr : dW =   f  .dA. E.dr   = E.  f  . dv
Energy =  f  ( D,E ) (6) O r cross section D E dr dA dW =  1 / 2   D.E . dA . dr   dW =  1 / 2   D.E .dv “Blow up” the sphere: (all charges to infinity)
Conclusions Following expressions are derived: (  f   =  density   of free charges ;  V =  potential function) E E volume  v  surface  A   ( x,y,z )
Example: Parallel-plate capacitor Gauss:  D  f E = V/d the end V ++++++++++ -------------- E D +Q - Q d A

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E field energy

  • 1. Energy in the Electric Field © Frits F.M. de Mul
  • 2. Energy in the Electric Field Available: Electric Field E produced by a distributed charge density  [C/m 3 ]  Question: How much energy did it cost to build up the electric field E by positioning the charge density    E E volume V surface A  ( x,y,z )
  • 3. Expressions for the Energy E E Following expressions will be derived: (  f = density of free charges ; V = potential function) volume v surface A  ( x,y,z )
  • 4. Energy = f (  f ,V ) (1) How much energy W is needed to bring charge q from infinity to P ? W = q.V P ( Q ) Suppose N charges Q i ( i= 1.. N ) in O : Each charge produces its own V in P Q P E Assume : charge Q in O produces E -field in P ; potential in P : V P ( Q ) q q q
  • 5. Energy = f (  f ,V ) (2) Energy needed to place j th charge Q j at P j in field of Q 1 ... Q j-1 : Total energy needed to position all N charges Q j at P j ( j= 1.. N ) , with preceding Q i ( i= 1.. j- 1) present : Q 1 P Q 3 Q 2 Q i Q j-1 Suppose j-1 charges Q i ( i= 1.. j-1 ), not necessarily all in O , but in P i q Call q=Q j , to be placed at P=P j
  • 6. Energy = f (  f ,V ) (3) Q 1 P N Q N Q 2 Q i Q N-1 Total energy needed to position all N charges Q j at P j ( j= 1.. N ) , with preceding Q i ( i= 1.. j- 1) present : Summation i,j= 1.. N ; factor 1/2 to avoid “double-count” Summation is over all charges, each in field of all other charges.
  • 7. Energy = f (  f ,V ) (4) Q 1 P N Q N Q 2 Q i Q N-1 “Summation over all charges, each in field of all other charges” now means: 1. Divide v into volume elements dv , with charge  .dv 2. Calculate potential from all other charges at that spot. 3. Integrate over volume v :  ( x,y,z ) Suppose all charges are distributed as charge density  [C/m 3 ] :
  • 8. Energy = f (  f ,V ) (5) If dielectric material present: V originates from all charges (free and bound) ;  originates from free charges only (being “transportable”) : E E volume v surface A  ( x,y,z )
  • 9. Energy = f ( D,E ) (1) E E Energy to build charge distribution = energy to destroy it. How ? Transport all charges to infinity and record energy. How ? Place conducting sphere with radius = 0 at O ; “Blow up” till radius = infinity; Sweep all charges to infinity. volume v surface A  ( x,y,z )
  • 10. Energy = f ( D,E ) (2) Questions: 1. how much energy is involved in increasing radius from r to r+dr ?? 2. integrate answer from r= 0 to infinity. O r Suppose: now radius = r cross section “Blowing up” the sphere: dr Those charges originally inside the sphere , now lie on the surface of the sphere, and produce same (average) E -field as if they were inside (Gauss). E E E E E
  • 11. Energy = f ( D,E ) (3) O r Question 1: How much energy is involved in increasing radius from r to r+dr ?? cross section Free charge in dA : dQ f =  f .dA  Work to shift dA from r to r+dr : dW =  f .dA. E.dr = E.  f . dv dr Consider surface element dA dF dW = dF.dr E = dQ f . E.dr
  • 12. Energy = f ( D,E ) (4) O r cross section E dr dA = E.  f . dv Question: what are E and  f ?? What E acts on dA ? see next slide Work to shift dA from r to r+dr : dW =  f .dA. E.dr D D Gauss pill box:  f .dA = D.dA
  • 13. Energy = f ( D,E ) (5) O r cross section D dr dA E act = E tot - E self = 1 / 2 E tot E tot E tot = total field, just outside conducting sphere: E tot =  /    E self E self = 1 / 2  /    E act Electric field acting on charge in pill box : (apparently due to all “other” charges)
  • 14. Energy = f ( D,E ) (6) O r cross section D E dr dA Gauss pill box:  f .dA = D.dA Acting E act = 1 / 2 E tot ( = 1 / 2 E ) dW = 1 / 2 D.E . dA . dr dW = 1 / 2 D.E .dv Work to replace dA from r to r+dr : dW =  f .dA. E.dr = E.  f . dv
  • 15. Energy = f ( D,E ) (6) O r cross section D E dr dA dW = 1 / 2 D.E . dA . dr dW = 1 / 2 D.E .dv “Blow up” the sphere: (all charges to infinity)
  • 16. Conclusions Following expressions are derived: (  f = density of free charges ; V = potential function) E E volume v surface A  ( x,y,z )
  • 17. Example: Parallel-plate capacitor Gauss: D  f E = V/d the end V ++++++++++ -------------- E D +Q - Q d A