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1. Boston University Physics Easy Java Simulation: Velocity Selector

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Author:: Duffy, Andrew
Main Level:: Lower Undergraduate
Subjects:: Electricity & Magnetism / Magnetic Fields and Forces / Magnetic Fields; Electricity & Magnetism / Electric Fields and Potential / Electric Field; Electricity & Magnetism / Electromagnetic Induction / Induced Currents and Forces

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This interactive simulation models a velocity selector, an instrument used in accelerator mass spectrometry. The velocity selector consists of uniform electric and magnetic fields,…

http://physics.bu.edu/~duffy/Ejs/EP_chapter19/Velocity_Selector_v1d.html

2. Boston University Easy Java Simulations: A Charge in Electric and Magnetic Fields

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Author:: Duffy, Andrew
Main Level:: Lower Undergraduate
Subjects:: Electricity & Magnetism / Magnetic Fields and Forces / Magnetic Fields; Electricity & Magnetism / Electric Fields and Potential / Electric Field; Electricity & Magnetism / Magnetic Fields and Forces / Force on Moving Charges; Electricity & Magnetism / Electromagnetic Induction

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This interactive simulation allows users to explore forces exerted on a single charged particle by electric and/or magnetic fields. Fields can be turned on or off, giving users a…

http://physics.bu.edu/~duffy/Ejs/EP_chapter19/Charge_in_Field_v3b.html

3. Faraday Disk Dynamo Model [ Computer Program ]

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Author:: Cox, Anne
Main Level:: Lower Undergraduate
Subjects:: Electricity & Magnetism / Electromagnetic Induction / Motors and Generators; Electricity & Magnetism / Magnetic Fields and Forces / Magnetic Fields; Electricity & Magnetism / Magnetic Fields and Forces / Force on Moving Charges; Electricity & Magnetism / Inductance / LR Circuits; Electricity & Magnetism / Inductance / RLC Circuits - DC; Electricity & Magnetism / Electromagnetic Induction / Induced Currents and Forces

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The EJS Faraday Disk Dynamo shows a conducting disk that rotates in a magnetic field. This produces a current (homopolar generator) and for certain configurations, it is a…

http://www.physicssource.org/document/ServeFile.cfm?ID=9417&DocID=1313

4. Mag Lab U: Learning about Electricity and Magnetism

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Author:: Davidson, Michael
Publisher:: Florida State University
Main Level:: Lower Undergraduate
Subjects:: Electricity & Magnetism / General; Electricity & Magnetism / Magnetic Materials; Electricity & Magnetism / Magnetic Fields and Forces; Electricity & Magnetism / Electromagnetic Induction; General Physics / General; General Physics / Equipment; General Physics / Collections; General Physics / History; Optics / Geometrical Optics / Optical Instruments; Education Practices / Technology / Multimedia

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This website features photo, video, and simulation galleries that explore the fascinating worlds of electricity and magnetism. This extensive library includes illustrated tutorials,…

http://www.magnet.fsu.edu/education/tutorials/

5. Moving Electrons

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Editor:: Moxon, Elizabeth
Main Level:: Lower Undergraduate
Subjects:: Electricity & Magnetism / Magnetic Fields and Forces; Electricity & Magnetism / Resistance; Electricity & Magnetism / Magnetic Fields and Forces / Fields and Currents; Electricity & Magnetism / Electromagnetic Induction / Motors and Generators

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This is a hands-on classroom activity on electricity and magnetism created by the Advanced Light Source team as part of a 1996 workshop for teachers.

http://www.lbl.gov/MicroWorlds/teachers/movingelectrons.pdf

6. UNCA Physics: Moving Permanent Magnets Into and Out-of Current Loops

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Author:: Bennett, Chuck
Main Level:: Lower Undergraduate
Subjects:: Electricity & Magnetism / Electromagnetic Induction; Electricity & Magnetism / Electromotive Force and Current; Electricity & Magnetism / Magnetic Fields and Forces / Fields and Currents; Electricity & Magnetism / Electromagnetic Induction / Induced Currents and Forces

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This page contains a series of problems on the topic of magnetism developed for use with The Physics Suite, an activity-based learning project. Each problem was designed to help…

http://www.physics.umd.edu/perg/abp/TPProbs/Problems/MG.htm

8. Workshop Tutorials for Physics: Electricity and Magnetism - Regular

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Author:: Sharma, Manjula
Publisher:: UniServe Science
Main Level:: Lower Undergraduate
Subjects:: Electricity & Magnetism / Electric Fields and Potential; Electricity & Magnetism / Electrostatics; Electricity & Magnetism / DC Circuits; Electricity & Magnetism / Magnetic Fields and Forces; Electricity & Magnetism / Electromagnetic Induction; Education Practices / Active Learning / Cooperative Learning

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This resource is a set of activity-based physics tutorials and worksheets on electricity and magnetism, developed for more advanced students who have successfully completed a course…

http://www.physics.usyd.edu.au/super/physics_tut/elecr.html

9. Workshop Tutorials for Physics: Electricity and Magnetism - Introductory

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Author:: Sharma, Manjula
Publisher:: UniServe Science
Main Level:: Lower Undergraduate
Subjects:: Electricity & Magnetism / Electric Fields and Potential; Electricity & Magnetism / Electrostatics; Electricity & Magnetism / DC Circuits; Electricity & Magnetism / Magnetic Fields and Forces; Electricity & Magnetism / Electromagnetic Induction; Education Practices / Active Learning / Cooperative Learning

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This resource is a set of activity-based physics tutorials and worksheets on electricity and magnetism, developed for students who have little or no prior background in physics. It…

http://www.physics.usyd.edu.au/super/physics_tut/eleci.html

10. Boston University Physics Applets: Changing Area in a Magnetic Field

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Author:: Duffy, Andrew
Main Level:: Lower Undergraduate
Subject:: Electricity & Magnetism / Electromagnetic Induction / Induced Currents and Forces

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This web page is an interactive physics simulation on changing magnetic flux. It depicts a bar moving back and forth, representing the area of a loop. The voltage graph on the right…

http://buphy.bu.edu/~duffy/semester2/c17_area.html

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