Basic electricity animations and java applets -
electrostatics 
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Physics java:
electricity |
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Animations et
exercices en Flash à télécharger |
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Charged parallel plates
electric field lines and the equipotential lines, field strength |
| Charges
and fields add terminals and "test charges" and drag things around
to see how the forces change |
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Coulomb
Put an electron into orbit around a proton |
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Coulomb's
Law and multiple charges |
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Couplage par induction mutuelle
en Français |
| Coupled
coils circuit with coupled inductance |
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Cycle d'hystérésis
en Français |
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Cycle d'hystérésis
en Français |
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Déflexion
électrostatique
en Français |
| Deflection of
charges a charge in an electric field experiences a force that is the
product of the field strength and the charge, F = qE. Here you can see the
effect of an E-field on a beam of electron |
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Deflection of
charges |
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Electric field |
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Electric field |
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Electric field
this applet allows the user to set up a distribution of charges, upon which the applet will show the electric potential, electric
field lines, and equipotential lines. In addition, the electric force will be
observed through real time interaction of charges |
| Electric field
to learn more about electric fields, charges, Coulomb |
| Electric field
lines you can move the two charges by dragging them with the mouse. You
can also change their magnitudes |
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Electric field
lines this applet illustrates the Electric field for different charge
configurations. The default view is the Electric field lines |
| Electric field due to point charge |
| Electric
force to know how charges (such as "negative" electrons
and "positive" protons ) cause each other to move |
| Electric
force field the concepts of electric force fields and lines of force |
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Electricity &
magnetism Electrostatics, Magnetostatics, Faraday's Law, Light, Vector
Fields |
| Electricity and
magnetism aspects of electricity and magnetism |
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Electricity and magnetism java applets Ampere's Law, the physical characteristics of electric fields, the electrostatics of a single point charge,
electromagnetic oscillation, Gauss's law, Faraday's Law of electromagnetic induction, and Lenz's Law, electrical current and resistance |
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Elektrisches Feld von zwei Ladungen |
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Electroscope |
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Electrostatic Potential
Place charges and watch the resulting electrostatic potential distribution |
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Electrostatics Electric field diagram for two point charges, this applet is
designed to allow you to explore both the vector field diagram concept and the
field line concept |
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Equipotentials from point charges |
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Faraday's Law |
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Field and
Charge Distribution in a Parallel Plate Capacitor To show how electric flux
density, electric field and charge density behave in a parallel plate capacitor,
optionally filled with a dielectric |
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Field lines
in this applet you can move the two charges by dragging them with the mouse. You
can also change their magnitudes (and signs) by clicking on the boxes |
| Galvanisch element
in Dutch |
| How a metal
detector works the operation of metal detectors is based upon the principles
of electromagnetic induction |
| Induced current this applet illustrates that a current can be induced by changing
the area of a coil in a constant magnetic field |
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Induction simulate the results of some of the experiments that Michael Faraday made to discover the induction law |
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Induction |
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Inductance shows how EMF is induced in a loop by changing the magnetic flux through the loop |
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Insulators and Conductors |
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Interactive illustrations voltage current, superposition, first order circuits, phasors |
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Lenz
law This (Quicktime) animation shows that the magnetic field produced by an
induced current creates a flux that opposes the change in flux that produces the
induced current |
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Lenz
law Electromagnetically induced current always flows in such direction that
the action of the magnetic field set up by it tends to oppose the very cause
which produce it |
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Lignes de champ
en Français |
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Lorentz Force
The Lorentz Force depends on the velocity, v, the magnetic field, B, and the
charge, q. All of these parameters you can change in this applet and observe the
deflection of a beam of charged particles in a magnetic field |
| Lorentzian
lineshapes this tutorial shows the Fourier relationship between a damped oscillating exponential (a detected FT-NMR transition) and a Lorenzian
function |
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Moving Charge This applet shows the field of a moving charge, and how it is
concentrated directions perpendicular to the motion |
| Parallel
plate equipotentials parallel plate equipotentials |
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Puissance en
courant alternatif - cos Phy
en Français |
| Puissance en
courant alternatif
en Français |
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Puissance en
courant alternatif - Phase, U, I, P
en Français |
| Relations between circular motin, simple harmonic motion and wave |
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Resistance at the molecular level an electric conductor consists of atoms having free electrons in their outer most shells. These free electrons
ordinarily move randomly from one atom to another. However, when voltage is applied across the conductor, free electrons flow from negative to positive
charges |
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Sinus |
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