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Basic Electric Circuits

Circit and switches
Electrical measuring methods
Ohmic resistor
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Ohm's law
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How a wire's resistance depends on ist material, length
and cross-section
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Voltage distribution in a current-carrying wire
(potentiometer)
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Connecting resistors in series
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Connecting resistors in parallel
Voltage sources
Electrical application circuits
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Self-heating and temperature sensitivity in wire-wound
resistors
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Model of a fuse
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Bimetallic-element switches (model of a fire alarm)
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Model of a thermostat
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Power of and work done by an electrical current
Electromagnetism and Induction
Electromagnetism
Electromagnetic applications
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Electromagnet
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Model of a magnetic circuit breaker
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Model of a moving-iron instrument
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Model of an electromagnetic relay
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Model of a buzzer (doorbell)
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Model of a loudspeaker
Induction
Transformer
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Voltage transformation
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Current transformation
Technical applications of induction
Coil and capacitor
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DC and AC resistance of a coil I (observation
experiment)
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DC and AC resistance of a coil II (measuring experiment)
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Capacitor in a DC circuit
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Capacitor in an AC circuit
Generators and Motors
Basic experiments
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Magnetic field of the stator
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Magnetic field of the rotor
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Rotors in the magnetic field of the stator
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Electromagnetic induction with bar magnet and coil
Generators
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Dynamo
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Principle of the universal generator
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Operating characteristics of the universal generator
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Power plant generator
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AC/DC generator with electromagnetic stator
Electric motors
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Working principle of the DC motor
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Power consumption of the DC motor
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DC motor with electromagnetic stator
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Universal shunt-wound motor
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Principle of the universal series-wound motor
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Power consumption of the universal series-wound motor
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Synchronous motor
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Electronic motor
Electrochemistry
Basic experiments
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Conductivity of aqueous solutions (electrolytes)
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Observing a liquid conducting a current (electrolysis)
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Relationship between current and voltage in an
electrolyte
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How an electrolyte's resistance depends on the electrode
gap
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Electroplating
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Voltaic cells
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Lead storage battery (accumulator)
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