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Science - Physics

• Acceleration
• Atomic Models
• Collisions
• Current Electricity
• Describing Motion: Velocity
• Diffraction and Interference of Light
• Electric Fields
• Electromagnetic Induction
• Forces
• Isotopes
• Light
• Magnetic Fields
• Mirrors and Lenses
• Momentum and Its Conservation
• Motion in Two Dimensions
• Nuclear Applications
• Potential and Kinetic Energy
• Quantum Theory
• Radioactive Decay & Half-life
• Reflection and Refraction
• Series and Parallel Circuits
• Solid State Electronics
• Sound
• States and Properties of Matter
• Static Electricity
• Thermal Energy
• Universal Gravitation
• Vectors
• Waves and Energy Transfer
• Work, Energy and Simple Machines

Series and Parallel Circuits

Why Electrical Circuits are Like the Checkout Line What is the difference between series and parallel circuits? Why do they behave differently? This analogy will help you know. Joanna M

Capacitors Description of capacitors including electric field and capacitors in series and parallel. All About Circuits

Series and Parallel Combination Circuits Description of series and parallel combination circuits as well as analysis techniques. All About Circuits

Kirchhoff's Rules A simple one loop circuit for visualization of Kirchhoff's rules. Physics Department, University of Hawaii

Simulations Interactive Java applets that can be downloaded or run from the website. Graphics are excellent. Covers several less common topics, e.g. in heat and thermodynamics. Physics Education Technology Project

CH_3 Physics StudyStack

Physics Finals Help Need to study for Physics? Here are some questions to help you out!!! StudyStack

Circuits (part 2) In this video, Salman Khan of Khan Academy explains circuits. Part 2 of 4. Khan Academy

Kirchhoff's Laws and Divider Circuits Detailed information using Kirchhoff's laws to analyze circuits. All About Circuits

Java applet for Ohm's Law This wonderful simulation shows a simple circuit containing one resistor with a voltmeter (parallel to the resistor) and an ammeter (in series with the resistor). You can check the Ohm's law very clearly. Java Applets on Physics