What the Simulation Shows The static electricity simulation has three interactive scenes, each demonstrating a different aspect of electrostatic behaviour. 🖊 Friction Scene — A wool jumper sits on the right and a purple balloon on the left. Each click of the action button rubs the balloon against the jumper. With every rub, purple electron […]
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What the Simulation Shows The transformer simulation displays a complete transformer diagram drawn live on a canvas, with two mode buttons at the top and interactive sliders that update everything in real time. The Two Modes: Clicking Step-Up presets the primary turns to 50 and secondary to 150, and clicking Step-Down reverses this to 150
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What the Simulation Shows – AC VS DC The AC vs DC simulation displays a live circuit with two modes that students can switch between using the DC and AC toggle buttons at the top. Every part of the screen updates instantly when you switch. The Circuit: A rectangular loop with a source on the
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What the Simulation Shows The P = I²R simulation displays a live circuit diagram with four interactive elements that update in real time as students move two sliders: The Circuit: A rectangular loop showing a battery (left side, green), a resistor with a zigzag pattern (top centre, orange), and an ammeter (bottom centre, blue). Electrons
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Earthing simulation What the Simulation Shows The simulation depicts a metal object (shown as a sphere) that can be given a negative static charge by adding excess electrons. Here’s what happens at each stage: Stage 1 – Charging: When you click “Add Charge”, blue particles labelled with a minus sign (−) appear inside the sphere
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