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This site provides detailed explanations about circuit connections, electric currents, electric potential, and electrical resistance.
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Java applet that shows the electric fields, equipotentials, and steady currents.
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This site provides links to topics including electromagnetic induction, electromagnetism, static electricity and electric circuits. Some more specific subjects include static electric charge, electric current, magnetic flux, and Faraday's law.
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Useful site for information about all of the different concepts pertaining to electric circuits.
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