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Describe the phenomenon of Electric Field on the axis of uniformly charged ring. Explain in details...

Describe the phenomenon of Electric Field on the axis of uniformly charged ring. Explain in details with examples, figures. Also explain different cases such that when we are trying to find field far away from ring or at the center of ring

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