Physics

Ampere’s Law

Ampere’s Law

The line integral for a closed curve is equal to times the net current I threading through the area bounded by the curve. Proof:
Oersted’s experiment

Oersted’s experiment

Take a magnetic needle NS, which can rotate freely about a vertical axis in a horizontal plane. Hold a conducting wire AB over the...
Magnetic Field

Magnetic Field

If the charge q is projected from point P in the direction of the current, it is deflected towards the wire (q is assumed...
Potentiometer

Potentiometer

A potentiometer is a device used to measure an unknown emf or potential difference accurately. The potentiometer is a device to compare potential differences. Since...
Wheatstone bridge

Wheatstone bridge

It is an arrangement of four resistance used to determine one of this resistance quickly and accurately in terms of the remaining three resistances. The...
Meter Bridge or slide Wire Bridge

Meter Bridge or slide Wire Bridge

It is the simplest practical application of the Wheatstone bridge that is used to measure an unknown resistance. Principle: Its working is based on the...
Kirchhoff Law

Kirchhoff’s Rules

Electric circuits generally consist of a number of resistors and cells interconnected sometimes in a complicated way. The formulae we have derived earlier for...
Distinction between EMF and Potential Difference

Distinction between EMF and Potential Difference

Distinction between EMF and Potential Difference
Combination of Resistors

Combination of Resistors- Series And Parallel

Combination of Resistors- Series The current through a single resistor R across which there is a potential difference V is given by Ohm’s law I...
Combination of cells in series

Combination of cells in series And Parallel

 Combination of cells in series When external resistance is negligible in comparison to the internal resistance, then the cells are connected in parallel to get maximum...