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Home > AP Courses and Exams > Course Home Pages > Fields and Potentials of Other Charge Distributions Fields and Potentials of Other Charge Distributions More About Electricity and Magnetism... Charge, Field, and Potential Coulomb's Law and Field and Potential of Point Charges Gauss's Law and Electrostatics with Conductors Capacitors Dielectrics Current, Resistance, Power Steady-State Direct Current Circuits Capacitors in Circuits Forces on Moving Charges in Magnetic Fields Forces on Current-Carrying Wires in Magnetic Fields Wire Fields; Biot-Savart and Ampere's Law Electromagnetic Induction Inductance and Maxwell's Equations Planar Spherical and Cylindrical Symmetry Planar Lab Experiment Mapping Electric Fields with Equipotential Lines This experiment includes objectives, materials, background theory, analysis, and questions.   Mapping Electric Fields with Equipotential Lines Lecture Notes and Tutorials Notes from PhysicsLAB by Catherine H. Colwell These notes contain detailed explanations of background material, annotated diagrams and illustrations, and solved examples.   Electric Fields   Electric Fields Potential Notes from Frank Wolfs at the University of Rochester These notes contain calculus-level, detailed explanations of background material, annotated diagrams and illustrations, and solved examples.   Electric Field   Electrostatic Potential Simulation Physics Simulation Library Each simulation includes an audio introduction and general directions. These simulations are very well designed, and each experiment gives the opportunity to change the parameters, collect data, and interpret various graphs. The simulation Field in a Parallel-Plate Capacitor is included.   Physics Simulation Library Spherical and Cylindrical Symmetry Lecture Notes and Tutorials Notes from Frank Wolfs at the University of Rochester These notes contain calculus-level, detailed explanations of background material, annotated diagrams and illustrations, and solved examples.   The Electric Field   The Electrostatic Potential See also... AP Physics Web Guide AP Physics B Course Home Page AP Physics C: Electricity and Magnetism Course Home Page AP Physics C: Mechanics Course Home Page Teachers' Resources

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