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How Power Gets to Your Home
Provided by: Crash Course |Published on: November 7, 2022
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Synopsis
- This video discusses the physics of electricity generation using animations and equations to explain the concepts.
- Students will learn about electric generators, transformers, alternating current, and mutual inductance.
Subjects: Physics, Mathematics
Authors: Crash Course
Region: Global
Languages: English
Teaching Materials
Positives
- This video is ideal for an upper-level class.
- The accompanying visuals make it easy to follow and understand.
Additional Prerequisites
- Students should be familiar with geometry functions and induction.
- This video is lesson #35 of the Crash Course Physics course.
Differentiation
- This could be used in a physics class to explain Faraday's law.
- A portion of this video explains the technology behind wireless charging. Students can compare and contrast how energy is transmitted through wires and wireless transmission.
- This video could spark a discussion on the various voltages across the world and why they differ. For example, European voltage compared to United States voltage.
- This video could be used to clarify direct current and alternating current.
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