derivations in current & electricity


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Direct Current and Alternating Current
If the current flows always in the same direction, it is called 'direct current'. Direction current is represented as DC or dc. The current derived from a cell or a battery is direct current - since it is unidirectional. The positive..
Direct Current and Alternating Current
ac dc voltage-time graph If the current flows always in the same direction, it is called 'direct current'. Direction current is represented as DC or dc. The current derived from a cell or a battery is direct current - since it is unidirectional. The positive and n..
Direct and Alternating Current
representation of electric circuit Direct Current - When the current flows in the same direction it is called 'direct current' or DC The current derived from a cell or battery is unidirectional. So it is a DC source It is represented in an electrical circuit as The volt..

Direct Current
  • representation of electric circuit When the current flows in the same direction it is called 'direct current' or DC The current derived from a cell or battery is unidirectional. So it is a DC source It is represented in an electrical circuit as The voltage V/s time graph for a DC sou..
Measurements
Measurements - Everything that we use in our daily life is ultimately governed by principles of physics. All gadgets we use everyday at home, bicycles and cars, all different types of machinery and instruments, work on principles of physics. Hence to understand even the elementary working of these ..
Reading - Strategies
Reading - Strategies - What is reading? Is it something that one does only in the classroom to pass examinations? While reading, we are interacting with a written text. This interaction with a text helps not only in decoding information, but also in enjoying the text for its own sake. In order to u..
Electricity Introduction
Benjamin franklin picture Introduction - Appliances used in our day to day life are based on the principles of electricity and magnetism. Electricity is one of the most important sources of energy. Lights, fans, motors, radios and television are some common appliances which work on electricity. Historically, it was friction..
Electricity, Heating, Magnetic Effects Introduction
Benjamin Franklin Introduction - Appliances used in our day to day life are based on the principles of electricity and magnetism. Electricity is one of the most important sources of energy. Lights, fans, motors, radios and television are some common appliances which work on electricity. Benjamin Franklin Historicall..
Sources of Energy Summary
Energy - Energy can be defined as the ability to do work. A good source of energy would be the one which would: do a large amount of work per unit volume or mass be easily accessible be easy to store and transport and be economical Fossil Fuel Fossil fuel is a hydrocarbon deposit, such as petroleum..
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