Physics of Electricity (AP Physics, IIT JEE, NEET, IGCSE)

In physics, the flow of electricity through a conductor, say a wire, is known as current. The unit of measure of current is ampere (A). The driving force for current is called the voltage, measured in volts (V).

The formula that connects current, resistance and voltage is often shown through Ohm’s Law. Other laws in electricity that help us solve problems are Kirchhoff’s current law and Kirchhoff’s Voltage law

This course includes 22 topics, listed below-

1. What is electric potential

2. What is electric potential energy

3. Equipotential surfaces

4. What are Capacitors

5. Energy in a capacitor

6. Capacitors in series and parallel

7. Dielectrics in a capacitor

8. What is electric current in electricity?

9. Direction of motion of charges and force on it

10. Drift velocity of current and derivation 

11. Direction of conventional current

12. What is charge density

13. Comparison of electric current with flowing water

14. Definition of resistance and its relationship with current

15. Change in resistance with length and area of cross section of wire

16. What is resistivity? resistance Vs. resistivity

17. Ohm’s law and power in circuits

18. What is an emf device in electricity?

19. How does a battery work? The skier analogy to understand emf

20. What happens inside a battery?

21. Derivation of emf equation

22. Potential difference calculation between points in a circuit using Kirchoff’s law

How I make my physics courses

When I create content for lessons, I think deeply around the areas where students struggle and feel confused. My physics lessons tackle these parts in depth. Also, I believe visual representation of various ideas in physics makes a lot of impact. The lessons have visuals and animations that are thought through for faster learning and absorption of the subject

And most importantly, I make myself available to answer questions of students enrolled in my course

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