Thursday 1 March 2012

Video Index


YouTube physics videos are listed below. Current categories are:
G: General
E: Electricity (current)
M: Mechanics
P: Particles

More videos will be added as time permits.

Click (or right-click) on a link to watch the video.
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G: General

G1 SI prefixes
G2 Standard Form (scientific notation) (1 of 3)
G3 Standard Form (scientific notation) (2 of 3)
G4 Standard Form (scientific notation) (3 of 3)
G5 Data analysis using y=mx+c
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E: Electricity (current)

E01 Charge and Current. Part 1 of 2
E02 Charge and Current. Part 2 of 2
E03 Emf and voltage. Part 1 of 2
E04 Emf and voltage. Part 2 of 2
E05 IV (Characteristic) Curves Part 1 of 2
E06 IV (Characteristic) Curves Diodes Part 2 of 2 (diodes)
E07 Resistance. Part 1 of 2
E08 Resistance. Part 2 of 2
E09 Ohm's Law
E10 Kirchhoff's First Law
E11 Kirchhoff's Second Law
E12 Resistors in series
E13 Resistors in parallel
E14 The resistance of series and parallel resistor combinations
E15 Internal Resistance 1 of 4
E16 Internal Resistance 2 of 4
E17 Internal Resistance 3 of 4
E18 Internal Resistance 4 of 4
E19 Potential (Voltage) Dividers
E20 Potentiometers
E21 Power in Electrical Circuits - Part 1 of 2
E22 Power in Electrical Circuits - Part 2 of 2
E23 Resistivity Part 1 of 2
E24 Resistivity Part 2 of 2
E25 Resistance and Temperature 1 of 3
E26 Resistance and Temperature 2 of 3. Semiconductors
E27 Resistance and Temperature 3 of 3 Superconductors
E28 Circuits - Problem Solving
E29 The Oscilloscope
E30 Alternating Current (AC) Part 1 of 2
E31 Alternating Current (AC) Part 2 of 2
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M: Mechanics

Scalars and Vectors
M01 Scalars and Vectors Introduction
M02 Vectors - Notation, Multiplication by a scalar
M03a Vectors - Addition and Subtraction 1 of 3
M03b Vectors Addition and Subtraction 2 of 3
M03c Vectors Addition and Subtraction 3 of 3
M04 Vectors -resolving into components
M05 Using vector components

Kinematics
M06 Displacement and Displacement-Time Graphs
M07 Velocity
M08 Finding velocity from a displacement time graph
M09a Acceleration Part 1 of 2
M09b Acceleration Part 2 of 2
M10a Velocity Time Graphs Part 1 of 2
M10b Velocity Time Graphs Part 2 of 2
M11a suvat equations Part 1 of 4 v=u+at
M11b suvat equations Part 2 of 4
M11c suvat equations Part 3 of 4
M11d suvat equations Part 4 of 4
M12a Projectiles Part 1 of 3
M12b Projectiles Part 2 of 3
M12c Projectiles Part 3 of 3

Statics
M13a Introduction to Forces. Part 1 of 4. Weight
M13b Introduction to Forces. Part 2 of 4. Normal Reaction (normal force)
M13c Introduction to Forces. Part 3 of 4. Friction
M13d Introduction to Forces. Part 4 of 4. Tension and Compression.
M14a Moment of a force (torque). Part 1 of 3.
M14b-part a. Moment of a force (torque). Part 2a of 3. Centre of Gravity
M14b-part b. Moment of a force (torque). Part 2b of 3. The Principle of Moments
M14c Introduction to the moment of a force (torque). Part 3 of 3. τ = Fdsin(θ)
M15a Forces: Equilibrium and Problem Solving. Part 1 of 2.
M15b Forces: Equilibrium and Problem Solving. Part 2 of 2.
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P: Particles

P01 Particles. Introduction. Atomic Structure.
P02 Particles. Nuclear composition. Isotopes.
P03 Nuclide notation and nuclear equations.
P04 Ions and charge-to-mass-ratio (specific charge).
P05 Photons
P06 The Equivalence of Matter and Energy. E=mc2
P07 Particles and Antiparticles, Matter and Antimatter
P08 Beta Decay

7 comments:

  1. Thanks very much for this - appreciated greatly!!! Excellent work :-)

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  2. Thanks
    You are awesome.Me and my friends are realy thankful to you.
    please upload A2's topics.

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    1. Thanks. Glad the videos are useful.

      Sorry, I have no A2 videos. I upoad each video as soon as I have made it. I make the videos whenever I have free time - but I have only a limited amount of free time unfortunately.

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  3. Hi Steve..Brilliant videos
    I would be so grateful if you could help me with a small moment problem. Is there any way of emailing you
    Cheers
    Lee

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    1. Hi Lee,

      Sorry, I don't give out my personal email.

      If you leave a question using a YouTube-comment for the relevant video (e.g. M14a) I might be able to reply via the comment system,

      You could also try posting your question in the Physics section of Yahoo Answers; I (and others) often reply to these, especially when the poster includes an explanation of their difficult and/or what they have tried so far.

      As a general rule I won't provide online help to individuals on request or I would be overwhelmed!

      Steve

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    2. Hi Steve
      I perfectly understand. Thank you for the reply. I will take a shot at the Yahoo section
      Although saying that I would be willing to pay a reasonable fee for an independent assessment of a small moment problem of a device underwater. We did two assessments and so far we have received to 2 different answers to the same problem.
      We are a small company recently set up working on desalination technologies.
      If you feel you can help please feel free to email me at lee@h-e-t.eu
      Cheers
      Lee

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  4. simpler
    https://docs.google.com/a/h-e-t.eu/document/d/161NgQ-kv7NoGxkeyRJcBDUyyQrcCajz0OaWy_zy8S18/edit

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