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This course includes
1. Properties of Charge
2. Coulomb's Law
3. Electric Field
4. Example 1
5. Example 2
6. Electric Lines of Force
7. Applicatins of Electrostatics
8. Example 3
9. Electric Flux
10. Gauss's Law
11. Applications of Gauss's Law (Part 1)
12. Applications of Gauss's Law (Part 2)
13. Applications of Gauss's Law (Part 3)
14. Electric Potential
15. Example 4
16. Electric Potential Energy and Electric Potential due to a point charge
17. Example 5
18. Example 6
19. Example 7
20. Field and Potential Gradient
21. Electron Volt
22. Example 8
23. Capacitor
24. Capacitance of a parallel plate capacitor
25. Combination of capacitors
26. Electric Polarization
27. Example 9 and 10
28. Energy stored in a Capacitor
29. Charging and Discharging of a Capacitor
30. MCQ's (Part 1)
31. MCQ's (Part 2)
32. MCQ's (Part 3)
33. Numericals (Part 1)
34. Numericals (Part 2)
35. Numericals (Part 3)
36. Numericals (Part 4)
37. Numericals (Part 5)
38. Numericals (Part 6)
1. Steady Current
2. Drift Velocity
3. EEG
4. Example 1
5. Ohm's Law
6. Example 2
7. Resistance
8. Conductivity
9. Effects of Temperature on Resistance
10. Example 3
11. Example 4
12. Wire Wounded Variable Resistors
13. Thermistor
14. E.M.F
15. Internal Resistance of supply
16. Electrical Power
17. Example 5
18. Example 6
19. Example 7
20. Maximum Power Output
21. Thermocouple (Part 1)
22. Thermocouple (Part 2)
23. Resistance Thermometers
24. KCL
25. KVL (Part 1)
26. KVL (Part 2)
27. Example 8
28. Example 9
29. Wheatstone Bridge
30. Potentiometer
31. Example 10
32. MCQ's (Part 1)
33. MCQ's (Part 2)
34. MCQ's (Part 3)
35. Numericals (Part 1)
36. Numericals (Part 2)
37. Numericals (Part 3)
1. Magnetic Field
2. Force on a current carrying conductor
3. Example 1
4. Magnetic Flux
5. Ampere's Law
6. Example 2
7. Example 3
8. Magnetic field of a solenoid
9. Example 4
10. Application of magnetic field
11. Motion of a charged particle in amagnetic field (Part 1)
12. Motion of a charged particle in a magnetic field (Part 2)
13. Example 5
14. Velocity Selector
15. Torque on a current carrying coil
16. Example 6
17. MRI
18. Galvanometer (Part 1)
19. Galvanometer (Part 2)
20. Conversion of Galvanometer into Ammeter
21. Conversion of Galvanometer into Voltmeter
22. Example 7
23. Avometer (Part 1)
24. Avometer (Part 2)
25. MCQ (Part 1)
26. MCQ (Part 2)
27. Numericals (Part 1)
28. Numericals (Part 2)
29. Numericals (Part 3)
1. Introduction
2. Electromagnetic Induction
3. Faraday's Law
4. Application of Faraday's Law
5. Lenz's Law
6. Example 1
7. Example 2
8. Example 3
9. Induced EMF
10. Motional EMF
11. Example 4
12. Self Induction
13. Factors Affecting Self Induction
14. Mutual Induction
15. Eddy Currents
16. AC Generator (Part 1)
17. AC Generator (Part 2)
18. AC Motor
19. Back EMF
20. Transformers
21. Induction Law of Transformers
22. Energy Loss in Transformers
23. Power Transmission
24. MCQs
25. Numericals (Part 1)
26. Numericals (Part 2)
27. Numericals (Part 3)
28. Numericals (Part 4)
29. Numericals (Part 5)
1.Introduction
2. Alternating Voltage and Current
3. Sinusoidal Alternating Voltage and Current
4. A.C. Terminologies
5. Values of Alternating Voltage and Current
6. R.M.S Value of Sinusoidal Current
7. Phase and Phase Differnce of AC
8. Alternating Quantities Representation
9. Instantaneous Power
10. AC through Resistance
11. Power Loss in a resistor
12. Example 1
13. AC through Pure Inductor
14. Power loss in an inductor
15. Choke Coil
16. Example 2
17. Example 3
18. A.C through Capacitor
19. Power loss in a capacitive circuit
20. Example 4
21. RL series AC Circuit
22. Power loss in RL circuit
23. RL series Impedance Triangle
24. Q .factor
25. Example 5
26. RC Series A.C. Circuit
27. Example 6
28. R.L.C Series Circuit (Part 1)
29. RLC Series Circuit (Part 2)
30. Example 7
31. Resonance in AC Circuit
32. Resonance in RLC Series Circuit
33. Principal of Metal Detectors
34. Maximum Power Transmission
35. Maxwell's Equation (Part 1)
36. Maxwell's Equation (Part 2)
37. Mxwell's Equation (Part 3)
38. Electromagnetic Waves (Part 1)
39. Electromagnetic Waves (Part 2)
40 .Electromagnetic Waves (Part 3)
41. ECG
42. MCQs
43. Numericals (Part 1)
44. Numericals (Part 2)
45. Numericals (Part 3)
1. Introduction
2. Classification of Solids (Part 1)
3. Classification of Solids (Part 2)
4. Crystal Structure
5. Elastic Moduli
6. Young's Modulus
7. Sheer Modulus
8. Bulk Modulus
9. Hooke's Law
10. Example 1
11. Example 2
12. Mechanical Properties of Solids
13. Strain Energy
14. Energy Band Theory
15. Super Conductors
16. Theory of Magnetism
17. Modern View about Magnetism
18. Classification of Magnetic Materials
19. Magnetic Hysteresis
20. Magnetic Hysteresis of Hard and Soft Materials
21. MCQs
22. Numericals (Part 1)
23. Numericals (Part 2)
1. Introduction
2. Intrinsic Semiconductors
3. Intrinsic Semiconductors at Room Temperature
4. Intrrinsic Carriers
5. N Type Semiconductors
6. P Type Semiconductors
7. PN Junction
8. VI Characteristic Graph of PN Junction
9. Drift of Minority Charge Carriers
10. Half Wave Rectification
11. Full Wave Rectification
12. Transistor
13. Common Base Configuration
14. Common Emitter Configuration
15. Transistor as an Amplifier
16. Transistors as a Switch
17. Example 1
18. Example 2
19. Digital Electronics
20. Photo Diodes
21. Light Emitting Diode
22. Solar Cells
23. MCQs
24. Numericals
1. Introduction
2. Reference Frames
3. Special Theory of Relativity
4. Relativity of Simultaneity (Part 1)
5. The Relativity of Simultaneity (Part 2)
6. The equivalence between mass and energy
7. Example 1
8. Length Contraction
9. Example 2
10. Time Dilation
11. Mass Dilation
12. Example 3
13. Application of time dilation and length contraction in space travel
14. Black Body Radiation
15. Plank's Quantum Theory
16. Example 4
17. Photoelectric Effect (Part 1)
18. Photoelectric Effect (Part 2)
19. Photon Theory of Photoelectric Effect
20. Example 5
21. Application of Photoelectric Effect
22. Example 6
23. Comptom's effect
24. Example 7
25. Pair Production
26. Pair Annihilation
27. Example 8
28. The Wave Nature of Particles
29. Davisson and Germer Experiment
30. The Wave Particle Duality
31. Electron Microscope
32. Example 10
33. Uncertainty Principle
34. Example 11
35. MCQs
36. Numericals (Part 1)
37. Numericals (Part 2)
38. Numericals (Part 3)
39. Numericals (Part 4)
1. Introduction
2. Atomic Spectra
3. The Spectrum of Hydrogen Atom
4. Bohr's Model of Hydrogen Atom
5. Radii of Quantized Orbit
6. Energy of Electron in Quantized Orbit
7. Hydrogen Emission Spectrum
8. Energy Level Diagram
9. De Broglie Wves and Hydrogen Atom
10. Example 1, 2, 3
11. Excitation and Ionization Potential
12. Example 4
13. Inner Shell Transition s and Characteristic X Rays
14. Continous X Rays
15. Example 5
16. Production od X Rays
17. CT Scanner
18. Lasers
19. Helium Neon Laser and Uses of Laser
20. MCQs
21. Numericals (Part 1))
22. Numericals (Part 2)
23. Numericals (Part 3)
1. Introduction
2. Atomic Nucleus and Isotopes
3. Mass Spectrograph
4. Nuclear Massess
5. Mass Defect and Binding Energy
6. Example 1
7. Radioactivity (Part1)
8. Radioactivity (Part 2)
9. Radioactivity (Part 3)
10. Spontaneous and Random Nuclear Decay
11. Half Life and Decay Rate
12. Example 2
13. Interaction of Radiation with Matter
14. Radiation Detectors
15. Nuclear Reactions
16. Nuclear Fission
17. Nuclear Reactors
18. Types of Reactors
19. Nuclear Fussion
20. Radiation Exposure
21. Biological effects of Radiation
22. Biological and Medical Uses of Radiations
23. Basic Forces of Nature
24. Building Blocks of Matter
25. MCQs
26. Numericals (Part 1)
27. Numericals (Part 2)
28. Numericals (Part 3)
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