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The circuits are built into large wood boards that mount easily onto an easel. The boards are labeled using conventional symbolism. Bulbs and batteries are easily removable--just be careful not to burn your fingers on the hot bulbs!
Parallel vs Series
...What it shows:
The growth and decay of current in an RL circuit with a time constant visible in real time.
How it works:
By choosing the values of resistance and inductance, a time constant can be selected with a value in seconds. The time constant τ is...
Charging and discharging of a 10µF capacitor with variable time constant.
What it shows:
The growth and decay of current in an RC circuit with a time constant chosen so that the charge and discharge is visible in real time.
How it works:
By choosing the...
Maltese cross obstacle and fluorescing glass show that electrons in a Crookes tube travel in straight lines and are affected by magnetic fields.
What it shows:
Cathode rays in a Crookes tube are seen to travel in straight lines by casting a sharp shadow of...
What it shows:
A collimated beam of Cathode rays can be deflected by a magnetic field.
How it works:
This Crookes tube has an anode and cathode at opposite ends of a cylindrical tube, with a horizontal slit near the cathode and a vertical fluorescent...
Image on black and white television is deflected by a magnet, not unlike the Maltese Cross.
What it shows:
The television is basically a sophisticated cathode ray tube. The electron beam in the TV is influenced by magnetic fields in the same way as in...
A current carrying wire in a magnetic field experiences a force at right angles to both the field and current directions. The wire will jump up or down, depending upon the current direction.
Video of the demo in action https://youtu.be/0tq0hNYF1Ts
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...What it shows:
The magnetic field lines of the Earth can be represented by the field lines of a bar magnet.
How it works:
The Earth's magnetic field is basically a magnetic dipole. It can therefore be represented to first approximation by the field of a...
What it shows:
Oersted showed that an electric current produces a magnetic field. His experiment is repeated here on a suitable grand scale.
How it works:
The current carrying wire in this case is a tubular 22mm diameter copper pipe of dimensions shown in fi...
A bar magnet or other source of magnetic field induces a current in a coil of wire when the magnetic flux through the coil changes.
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An electric current in one conductor can induce a current in a separate conductor. The inducing current must...
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A sudden change in current in an inductor - resistor circuit produces a very large back EMF. If that resistance is a bulb, it will shine much brighter during the change than during DC flow.
E = -LdI/dt
How it works:
The circuit consists of a...
“Under the microscope one, to some extent, immediately sees a part of thermal energy in the form of mechanical energy of the moving particles.” —A. Einstein 1915
What it Shows
Tiny latex spheres in water, viewed under a microscope, undergo a kind of...