Uniform Electric Fields: Electric Potential Energy & Potential Difference @stepbystepscience
Uniform Electric Fields: Electric Potential Energy & Potential Difference  @stepbystepscience
Uploaded November 2021 | Updated September 2026, 5 days ago
This video goes over an explanation of electric potential energy and electric potential difference for uniform electric fields between charged parallel charged. Also included are two useful worked examples.

The examples problems show you how to calculate the change in electric potential energy of a charged particle, the amount of work done on the particle and how to use conservation of energy to determine the velocity of the charged. Also included is how to determine the potential difference between the charged plates.

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Chapters:
0:45 Electric Potential Energy
06:40 Electric Potential Difference
11:00 Example No. 1
14:10 Example No. 2
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