Voltage field caused by electrostatic charges

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Charges can be moved in a plane, and the resulting voltage is displayed as equipotential curves or as an image (shades of gray for positive, red for negative).

First contact

Three charges lie in a plane. The voltage they create is represented as equipotential curves. The charges themselves are displayed as numbers (only their relative value is meaningful). They can be moved with the mouse. By selecting Potential in the Plots menu, the equipotential curves are replaced with shades of gray and red.

Settings

Charges

The value of the charges can be specified in a dialog box. The number of charges can be increased or decreased. Additional charges are placed at the center of gravity of existing charges.


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