Forces on an electron due to Hall effect LessonLevel 3 (with higher mathematics)Hall Effect: A Simple Explanation of How Hall Voltage is Induced Explanation of what the Hall effect is, how exactly the Hall voltage is generated and how you can calculate it and the Hall constant.
Hall effect with Electrons and Holes FormulaHall Effect (Hall Voltage, Charge Carrier Density) $$ U_\text{H} ~=~ \frac{1}{n \, q} ~ \frac{I \, \class{violet}{B}}{d} $$
Video Level 2 (without higher mathematics)Hall Effect and a SIMPLE Derivation of The Hall Voltage Learn what the Hall effect is, how the Hall voltage is generated in a current-carrying bar in a magnetic field, and how this voltage is derived.
Video Level 3 (with higher mathematics)Inductive reactance of a coil briefly explained Learn what inductive reactance is and how to determine it for a coil (inductor) in an AC circuit.
Inductive reactance of the coil in AC circuit LessonLevel 2 (without higher mathematics)Inductive Reactance of a Coil Learn what inductive reactance is and how to determine it for a coil in an AC circuit.
Video Level 2 (without higher mathematics)Capacitive reactance of a capacitor briefly explained In this short video you will learn what the reactance of a capacitor is and how to calculate it.
AC circuit with a capacitive reactance of the capacitor LessonLevel 2 (without higher mathematics)Capacitive reactance of a capacitor Learn what capacitive reactance is and how to determine it for a capacitor in an AC circuit. We also make a simple example!
Video Level 2 (without higher mathematics)Mass Spectrometry. The Basic Principle. In this physics video, you will learn how a mass spectrometer is constructed and how you can use it to determine the mass of charged particles.
Video Level 1 (suitable for all)Voltage: The Most Basic Explanation From a Physics Point of View Here you will learn what voltage is, how it is generated by charge separation, how a voltage source can be created, and what voltage has to do with current.
Attractive Lorentz force - two current-carrying conductors of the same direction Derivation Level 2 (without higher mathematics)Lorentz Force on Current-Carrying Wires Derivation of the formulas for the Lorentz force on a current-carrying wire in the magnetic field or Lorentz force between two current-carrying wires.
Magnetic force (Lorentz force) on a current-carrying conductor FormulaCurrent-Carrying Wire in Magnetic Field (Force, Current, Length) $$ \class{green}{F} ~=~ \class{blue}{I} \, L \, \class{violet}{B} $$
Lorentz force between two current-carrying wires FormulaTwo Current-Carrying Wires (Force, Current, Distance) $$ \class{green}{F} ~=~ \frac{\mu_0 \, L}{2 \pi} \, \frac{ \class{blue}{I_1} \, \class{blue}{I_2} }{r} $$
Parallel connection of two capacitors - currents Derivation Level 3 (with higher mathematics)Capacitance - Series and Parallel Connection of Capacitors Derive the total capacitance (equivalent capacitance) of a parallel circuit and a series circuit of two capacitors in an AC circuit.