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Potential from Fields and Charge Distributions
Find V by integrating the field (V = −∫E·dl) or by adding up contributions from continuous charge; E = −dV/dx goes the other way.
- V = −∫E·dl
- Potential of continuous distributions
- Equipotential surfaces
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