Electric Field
What is Electric Field? The electric field is a region around an electrically charged object where another charged object experiences a force. It’s like an… Read More »Electric Field
PHYSICS
Physics
How to Calculate Resonance Frequency
How to Calculate Resonance Frequency Resonance frequency is the natural frequency at which a system oscillates most vigorously. It occurs when an external force matches… Read More »How to Calculate Resonance Frequency
Electric Field Intensity
What is Electric Field Intensity? Electric field intensity is a vector quantity that represents the strength of an electric field at a given point in… Read More »Electric Field Intensity
How to Calculate Conductivity from Resistance
How to Calculate Conductivity from Resistance To calculate conductivity from resistance, you can use the formula: Conductivity (σ) = 1 / Resistance (R) Thus, the… Read More »How to Calculate Conductivity from Resistance
How to Calculate Impedance
What is Impedance? Impedance refers to the opposition or resistance that a circuit or device presents to the flow of alternating current (AC). It includes… Read More »How to Calculate Impedance
Stopping Potential Formula
What is Stopping Potential and Its Formula? The term “stopping potential” refers to the minimum electric potential that needs to be applied to a charged… Read More »Stopping Potential Formula
The Principle of Floatation Definition
The Principle of Floatation Definition The principle of floatation, also known as Archimedes’ principle, is a fundamental concept in physics that explains why certain objects… Read More »The Principle of Floatation Definition
Energy in Simple Harmonic Motion Equations
Energy in Simple Harmonic Motion Equations Below is a video explanation of the energy of simple harmonic motion equations You may also like to read:… Read More »Energy in Simple Harmonic Motion Equations
Temperature Conversion
What is Temperature Conversion? Temperature conversion is the process of changing a temperature value from one scale to another. We often use different temperature scales,… Read More »Temperature Conversion
How to Calculate Speed of Sound
What is the Speed of Sound? The speed of sound is the rate at which sound waves travel through a medium, such as air, water,… Read More »How to Calculate Speed of Sound
How to Calculate Reactance
What is Reactance? Reactance is a complex quantity, denoted by the symbol “X,” and it is measured in ohms (Ω). It characterizes the impedance of… Read More »How to Calculate Reactance
Energy Quantization
What is Energy Quantization? Energy quantization is the idea that energy exists in discrete, specific, and fixed amounts or levels rather than being continuous. In… Read More »Energy Quantization
Electron Volt
What is Electron Volt? An electron volt (eV) is a unit of energy used to measure the energy of particles, particularly electrons. It represents the… Read More »Electron Volt
What is Work Done in Springs and Elastic Strings
Work Done in Springs and Elastic Strings In springs and elastic strings, work is done when they are stretched or compressed. When a force is… Read More »What is Work Done in Springs and Elastic Strings
Potential Difference
What is Potential Difference? Potential difference (p.d) is the amount of work needed to move an electric charge between two points in a circuit, and… Read More »Potential Difference