Field due to a Long Uniformly Charged Solid Cylinder
Let be the volumetric charge density and R be the radius of the cylinder
Here, the field is radically away from x-axis having a cylindrical symmetry.
Case I : r > R. Consider a Gaussian cylinder of length I and radius r about x-axis. Electric field lines come out radically. Let E be the magnitude of electric field, then
. Now by Gauss law,
Case II : r < R.
By Gauss law
Let be the volumetric charge density and R be the radius of the cylinder
Here, the field is radically away from x-axis having a cylindrical symmetry.
Case I : r > R. Consider a Gaussian cylinder of length I and radius r about x-axis. Electric field lines come out radically. Let E be the magnitude of electric field, then
. Now by Gauss law,
Case II : r < R.
By Gauss law
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