Electricity:
animations and java applets: overview
see also Electronics: java:
electricity |
Applets d'électrostatique
en Français |
Électricité
en Français |
Electricity java applets Electricity java applets |
Electricity &
magnetism video animations about vector fields, electrostatics,
magnetostatics, Faraday's law, light |
Electricity and
magnetism aspects of electricity and magnetism |
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 |
Electrostatique, Magnétostatique Lignes de champ, Champ dans une cavité,
Interactions entre dipôles, Gaz paraélectrique, Bobines de Helmholtz, Courbe de
première aimantation, Cycle d'hystérésis , statistique Machine de Wimshurst,
Champ d'un dipôle, Domaines de Weiss: cas réversibe et irréversible,
en Français |
Electrostatics lab activities explained
a collection of typical electrostatics lab activities explained by using the
ability to animate what is happening with the charges |
Java 1.1 Physlets |
Physics, electromagnetism and
quantum mechanics details the findings of Larry Spring in areas such as
physics, electromagnetism and quantum mechanics |
Static
electricity Charging a Single Sphere by Induction Using a Negatively-Charged
Object, Charging a Two-Sphere System by Induction Using a Negatively-Charged
Object, Charging an Electrophorus Plate by Induction, Using a Negatively-Charged
Object Charging an Electroscope by InductionUsing a Negatively-Charged Object,
Grounding a Positively-Charged Electroscope, Grounding a Negatively-Charged
Electroscope |
Teaching electromagnetism using advanced technologies movies about Faraday's law, electrostatics, radiation, magnetostatics |
Horizontaal |
Electricity:
animations and java applets
see also Electronics: java:
electricity |
3-D potential plotter |
Balloons and Static Electricity
Why does a balloon stick to your sweater? Rub a balloon on a sweater, then let
go of the balloon and it flies over and sticks to the sweater. View the charges
in the sweater, balloons, and the wall |
Battery animations
Battery animations, Zinc, copper, and sulfuric acid,
Zinc ion, copper ion, and iron, Voltaic Cell, Daniell cell, Lead accumulator,
Fuel cell, Solar battery, Electroanalysis of water |
Battery resistor circuit |
Charge électrique propriétés de la charge électrique,
en Français |
Charge Motion
In A Potential Applet to allow you to explore the concept of the
superposition of forces |
Charge Motion
In A Potential Valley Applet designed to allow you to explore charged
particle motion in an electrostatic potential "valley" |
Charge par contact |
Charge par contact |
Charge par induction |
Conductors a conductor is a material which contains movable electric
charges. In metallic conductors, such as copper or aluminum, the movable charged
particles are electrons |
Coulomb's law |
Current flow
The current seems to move to the right though the electron moves to the left |
Cycle d'hystérésis
en Français |
Cycle d'hystérésis
en Français |
Cyclotron
The proton is accelerated in the electric field, and equal velocity yen moves in
the magnetic field. It is accelerated fast by the repetition |
Cyclotron |
Cyclotron
A cyclotron consists of two D-shaped regions known as dees. In each dee there is
a magnetic field perpendicular to the plane of the page, ... |
DC
vs AC |
Condenser |
Conduction |
Electrical potential difference
Electrical potential difference |
Electric charges in Java
this applet allows you to see in a graphical way concepts like electric and
potential fields |
Electric charges: the pith ball lets you see what happens to a suspended
ball exposed to charges |
Electric current |
Electric field |
Electric field |
Electric field around an Oscillating Charge |
Electric field lines |
Electric field lines
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 lines of an oscillating charge |
Electric
force demo to understand electric fields and electromagnetic waves, you
need to know how charges (such as "negative" electrons and
"positive" protons cause each other to move |
Electric
Potential Field due to Point Charges |
Elektrisches
feld von zwei ladungen in German |
Elektrisch veld opgewekt door 2 puntladingen in
Dutch |
Elektrisch veld opgewekt door n puntladingen in
Dutch |
Electroscope
The electroscope is a device that allows us to detect the presence of an
electric charge |
Electroscope
Electroscopes what are electroscopes, electroscopes
explained, Charging an Electroscope |
Electroscope |
Electroscope
Charging an Electroscope |
Electroscope |
Electroscope
The foil electroscope opens and shuts by moving the charge |
Electroscope
The foil electroscope opens and shuts by moving a free electron |
Electroscope
electroscope |
Electroscope
electroscope, this physlet shows an intial electroscope setup - you select the
charges, the length of the string, and the masses |
Electroscope
electroscope |
Electroscope à feuilles en
Français |
Electrostatic field electrostatic field |
Electrostatic field
electrostatic field,
an electrostatics demonstration which displays the electric field in a number of
situations |
Electrostatics Simulation |
Electric Field Lines |
Field
lines around charges
move the two charges by dragging them with the mouse |
Induction
charging by induction |
Insulators and Conductors |
Kathodenstrahlröhre in German |
Ladingen in een metaal |
Lightning
clouds and the ground can act in unison to mimic a huge natural capacitor. The
process of evaporation and condensation of atmospheric water within clouds
causes water droplets to collide with dust, ionizing radiation, and each other |
Lines of
force the concepts of electric force fields and lines of force |
Loi de Coulomb en
Français |
Machine de Wimshurst en
Français |
Moving charge
The Moving Charge applet shows the field of a moving charge,
and how it is concentrated in directions perpendicular to the motion. It also
shows how information only propogates at the speed of light, and shows how the
accelerating charge emits radiation by the compression of electric field lines,
which produces an electromagnetic wave |
Ohm Zone simulator that lets you build circuitry,
a tip |
Photoelectric
effect a freshly polished, negatively charged zinc plate looses its charge if it is exposed to ultraviolet light. This phenomenon is called the
photoelectric effect |
Photoelectric
effect This applet shows you the effect of light on various metals |
Spin Wave Demo
a simple graphical depiction of spin waves on a two-dimensional lattice |
Van de Graaff
movie |
Water Drop Experiment |
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