Physics Edupedia: Learn with fun

    In this fast-paced digital era, the integration of technology in education has revolutionized the way we learn and teach.  Virtual labs  have emerged as a groundbreaking tool, bridging the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical application. By simulating real-world experiments and providing an interactive  learning experience , virtual labs offer a dynamic platform for students and educators alike. Gone are the days of traditional physics experiments that required expensive equipment, set-up time, and potential safety hazards. With  virtual physics experiments , students can now conduct experiments anytime, anywhere, using just a computer or a mobile device. Virtual physics experiments have revolutionized the field of  physics education , offering students an immersive and interactive learning experience. These digital simulations allow learners to explore and understand complex scientific concepts in a safe and controlled environment. Wha...

Physics is the study of matter and energy, and it seeks to understand the universe's fundamental laws.  There are many different job options available in this fascinating field of study. You will be surprised to find physicists everywhere because they play a significant role in the majority of STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Maths) careers. For careers that entail creating new products and technology in fields like engineering, astronomy, robotics, communications, space exploration, and more, physics is essential. Physicists are trained to solve the most difficult problems and to think deeply and creatively about them. Because physicists' skill sets are valuable and irreplaceable, numerous job opportunities are available to them, even outside of the physics realm. Many physics majors work in the following fields, for example: Education Information Technology Defence Healthcare Manufacturing In this blog, we will look at some of the exciting career options...

  In the late 1880s, Edison and Tesla both involved in the "War of the Currents," with Edison advocating the use of direct current (DC) for power distribution (for which he held the patents) and Tesla supporting alternating current (AC), which allowed for the transmission of significant amounts of energy to power large cities. Edison invented direct current, which flows continuously in a single direction in devices like batteries and fuel cells. Direct current, also known as DC, was the norm in the United States during the early years of electricity. However, there was one issue. It is difficult to convert direct current to higher or lower voltages. Alternating current was, in Tesla's opinion, the solution to this issue. A transformer can easily change the voltage of alternating current, which reverses direction a specific number of times per second. Edison started a campaign to demonize alternating current because he did not want to lose the royalties, he was receiving f...

  Physics is a core STEM subject that is also one of the most feared due to its extensive syllabus and complex concepts. Physics is not a subject that can be learned overnight, but it is a subject that can be learned with hard work and dedication. Many students are afraid of physics because it contains many complex definitions, laws, theories, and derivations, as well as numerical based on all the concepts. Physics is not an easy subject, and you will need to put in a lot of effort to succeed. Fear not! With some good techniques, you should be able to ace physics even in the toughest exams like JEE and NEET. Here are some Do’s and Don'ts to follow as you study for your physics exam , which will help you in tackling it with ease. Do’s 1.      Make your basics strong The only way to learn any subject is to understand the fundamental ideas and have a deep interest in learning them. Physics is a subject with many complex ideas and a wide range of practical applic...

  You've probably noticed various electrical circuits and boards around you. Those circuits contain numerous components. Have you ever wondered what these components are called or what their applications are? These components are known as 'resistors' and are found in almost all electrical equipment. They have varying values based on the colour of their bands. Each resistor has a fixed resistance value. Now the question is, what exactly is resistance ? The origin of resistance can be traced back to the well-known electrical circuit law known as Ohm's law . According to Ohm's law , the current flowing through a conductor between two points is proportional to the voltage across the two points. Using the proportionality constant - the resistance , the current through the conductor is given as where is the ' V' voltage measured across the conductor and 'R'   is the resistance of the conductor. Georg Simon Ohm discovered the famous Ohm's law in 1...