What is equipotential surface, Physics

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What is Equipotential Surface

Equipotential Surface - surface of constant potential.  No work is required in moving charges with such a surface.

Electric fields are perpendicular to equipotential surfaces.

Conductor surfaces are equipotential surfaces in electrostatics.

 

 


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