Elektrostatikalle
Elektrostatikalle is a term used in some languages to denote the field of electrostatics, the branch of physics that studies stationary electric charges and the forces and fields they produce. It covers how charges create electric fields, how those fields interact with matter, and how energy is stored in static configurations.
Its core concepts include electric charge, electric field, electric potential, and the laws that govern them,
Key equations and ideas describe how charges generate fields, how fields interact with materials through permittivity,
Applications include capacitor design, electrostatic precipitation for air cleaning, electrophotography (used in photocopiers), electrostatic painting and
History and development trace the subject to Coulomb and Gauss in the 18th and 19th centuries, with
Safety and limitations: While electrostatics often uses quasi-static approximations, high-voltage applications can cause corona discharge and