Recap - Defibrillator

Part of the Electricity and Magnetism section of Coddy's Physics journey. Lesson 37 of 51.

Challenge

A defibrillator charges a 32 μF capacitor to 5000 V, then discharges it through a patient's chest, a resistance of 50 Ω. How much energy U reaches the patient in the first 1.6 ms?

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All lessons in Electricity and Magnetism

1Electric Charge and Force

Electric Charge Coulomb's Law Several Charges Recap - Charges in a Line

4Charged Conductors

The Charged Sphere Connecting Spheres Recap - Beam Between Plates

7Real Batteries

Internal Resistance The Variable Resistor Ammeters and Voltmeters Recap - Flashlight

10Magnetic Fields

Magnets and Magnetic Fields Field of a Wire Loops and Solenoids Recap - Electromagnet

2The Electric Field

The Electric Field Field of Several Charges The Uniform Field A Charge in a Uniform Field Recap - Stopping a Proton

5Capacitors

The Capacitor Combining Capacitors Changing a Capacitor Recap - Camera Flash

8Kirchhoff's Laws

The Junction Rule The Loop Rule Solving Two Loops Recap - Charging a Battery

11Magnetic Forces

Force on a Moving Charge Circles in a Field Force on a Wire Two Parallel Wires Recap - Current Balance

3Energy and Potential

Electric Potential Energy Electric Potential Field and Potential Recap - Accelerating Ions

6Current and Resistance

Current and Voltage Resistance and Ohm's Law Series and Parallel Electric Power Recap - Fairy Lights

9Capacitors in Circuits

A Capacitor in a Circuit Charging a Capacitor Discharging a CapacitorRecap - Defibrillator

12Induction

A Rod Moving in a Field Magnetic Flux Faraday's Law Lenz's Law Recap - Generator