Electricity

Moving coil Microphone – Generator effect, Solenoid and Lenz’s law Simulation

Electricity, Magnetism and Electromagnetism, Physics, Science /

The Moving-Coil Microphone: Sound into Electricity Simulation Description This simulation models how a moving-coil microphone converts sound waves into an alternating electrical signal — the reverse process of the loudspeaker — and sits directly within the AQA GCSE Physics topic of electromagnetic induction (Paper 2). The scene shows a photorealistic cross-section of a moving-coil microphone […]

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Electromagnetic induction – Generator effect, Solenoid and Lenz’s law Simulation

Electricity, Magnetism and Electromagnetism, Physics, Science /

Electromagnetic induction – Generator effect, Solenoid and Lenz’s law Simulation Simulation Description This simulation models electromagnetic induction – Generator effect and Lenz’s Law — a core AQA GCSE Physics topic (Paper 2, Magnetism and Electromagnetism). A bar magnet moves in and out of a solenoid coil connected to a galvanometer, showing in real time exactly

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Simulation of electric field strength – e/d parallel plate

Electricity, Physics, Science /

Simulation Description: E = V/d Parallel Plates Simulation Two horizontal conducting plates sit opposite each other — the top plate is positive (+), the bottom is negative (−). Yellow field lines flow downward between them, equally spaced and parallel, showing a uniform field. Small orange positive charges drift downward, speeding up as the field strengthens.

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Simulation of electric field strength and distance – A Level

Electricity, Physics, Science /

Simulation Description: Electrostatic Field Strength Explorer This simulation is a visual lab instrument for understanding the inverse square law in electrostatics. At the centre is a draggable electric charge. Around it, a glowing heatmap field radiates outward, showing how electric field strength changes with distance. The area closest to the charge burns bright red-orange (extremely

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