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Circuit Builder
Circuit Builder simulates AC and DC circuits and can be used in interactive mode or it can be scripted using JavaScript. In order for scripting to work, Circuit Builder requires a Java 1.1 capable ...
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Circuits
Circuits contains 5 Physlets designed to solve the most common AC and DC circuit problems. In addition to the usual RC and LRC simulations, there is an applet to plot non-linear I vs V response and ...
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RC circuits
An animation to show the behaviour of an RC circuit when an emf is connected and disconnected
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Circuit Simulator
A site discussing the mathematical analysis of complex electrical circuits
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A C Circuit
The site shows a circuit diagram of an AC circuit and the graphical representation of voltage across the capacitor and the inductor
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Phase in AC Circuits
When capacitors or inductors are involved in an AC circuit, the current and voltage do not peak at the same time. The fraction of a period difference between the peaks expressed in degrees is said to ...
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Crystal Radio Circuits
Instructions and circuit diagrams for building a crystal radio.
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Electrical symbols, circuits and safety - posters
A useful collection of posters from the Institute of Electrical Engineers that cover the electical symbols and other circuit information.
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OHMZONE
Create a circuit by dragging components (battery, bulbs, wires, resistors, voltmeter, ammeter) on to a circuit board. You can use the ammeter and voltmeter to check the current and voltage at ...
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Power Factor
For a DC circuit the power is P=VI, and this relationship also holds for the instantaneous power in an AC circuit. However, the average power in an AC circuit expressed in terms of the rms voltage ...
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