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PHYS272

  • K5-35: RESISTORS AT LN TEMPERATURE

  • K5-44: NON-OHMIC DEVICE - LIGHT BULB

  • K6-01 SERIES AND PARALLEL LIGHTS - TWO BULBS

  • K6-03 SERIES AND PARALLEL LIGHTS - BATTERY AND CLIP-ON WIRES

  • K6-11 CIRCUIT PARADOXES

  • K6-12: SERIES/PARALLEL LIGHT CIRCUIT CONUNDRUM

  • K6-23: HOT DOG COOKER - 110 VAC

  • K7-02 RL CIRCUIT - L/R TIME CONSTANT

  • K7-03 INDUCTOR DELAYING A LAMP

  • K7-12: RC CIRCUIT - RC TIME CONSTANT - PROJECTION METERS

  • K7-15: CURRENT IN RC CIRCUIT?

  • K7-41: RC CIRCUIT - DIFFERENTIATION AND INTEGRATION

  • K7-61: TESLA COIL

  • K8-01 ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVE - MODEL

  • K8-03 LIGHT NANOSECOND

  • K8-44: RADIOWAVES - COUPLING OF WAVES

  • K8-46: Radio Waves & Faraday Cage

  • K8-52: MICROWAVE MAGNETRON

  • P2-24: GIANT-LIGHT BULB

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