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Static electricity - Principles. Problems. Applications

Author: Claude MENGUY

Publication date: December 10, 1993

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2. Measurement of fundamental quantities

We've just seen that potential, field and charge are linked by equations. For example, by measuring the potential across a known capacitor, we can calculate the electrical charge carried by the electrode.

2.1 Voltage (or potential difference) measurements

Note :

In the bibliography, please refer to [5][6][7] .

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