Electric Fields

Hey dear Hive community, at the beginning I would like to welcome you all to my new post and hope you had a day that was full of positive experiences! In this post, I would like to discuss an interesting topic and hope you can expand your knowledge a little.

Here are some artworks that I created with the help of artificial intelligence and I would like to go into electric fields and shed more light on this topic. An electric field is also a field that is not visible to the naked eye and the formation can be attributed to an electric charge and it arises as soon as a voltage is present and the strength of the field can be attributed to how large the charge of the particles is which is responsible for the formation. In addition to the strength, typical characteristics are the speed of propagation or the direction and electric fields spread by the speed of light and in addition, one differs from different types of electric fields and fields that remain constant and do not change from the structure are called electrostatic fields. If there are also changes in the field and current flows, a magnetic field is also created and when it comes to electric fields, the principle of charged particles as well as their exertion of forces is also to be understood and positively or negatively charged particles that attract each other and contributes to the emergence. Particles that are negatively charged have an electric field that leads to them and in the case of positive, the field moves away from them and an important name that made a great contribution to research and discoveries was the English researcher Michael Faraday (1791 - 1867) who had collected numerous knowledge when it comes to the formation of electricity and electromagnetic reactions and dealt also a lot with chemical analyses in depth and developed benzene, among other things. When it comes to electric fields, he has made a great contribution when it comes to visualization and he was one of the first to manage to make the fields visible with the help of field lines.

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