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Results tagged with poynting-vector
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The directional energy flux of an electromagnetic field. In conjunction with Poynting's theorem and the continuity equation, it used to express the conservation of electromagnetic energy, and to calculate the power flow in electric and magnetic fields.
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Poynting vector and electric shock
As an explanation to Poynting vector(P), I read the following example:
A DC source is connected to a bulb (receiver) by means of 2 conductors. The direction of the electric field between the cond …
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