Covers the physical phenomena of electrostatic transduction, including charge accumulation, capacitance, and electrostatic force, with practical examples of sensors and actuators.
Covers the measurement of electric dipole density in vacuum and materials, the properties of insulating materials, dielectric constants, and the detection of aircraft by radar.
Explores electromagnetic wave propagation, including Poynting vector, irradiance, dipole radiation, dielectric constant, and natural linewidth in atoms and radiation.
Explores Gaussian surfaces and electric fields in conductors, emphasizing the need for infinite relative permittivity to maintain a zero electric field.