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Field for Two Oppositely Charged Planes • a E 0 + = Superpose the field lines from the negatively charged plate on the parallel positively charged one, <strong>and</strong> you’ll see the total field is double in the space between the plates, but exactly zero outside the plates.
Motion of an Electron Between Two Oppositely Charged Plates • Two uniformly charged plates with equal but opposite charge generate a uniform electric field between them, except near the edges. • An electron entering this region will feel a constant downward force, <strong>and</strong> act exactly like a projectile under gravity, with downward acceleration eE/m. • a E 2 2 0 0 0
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