Current Electricity
Explore Current Electricity through interactive, curriculum-aligned experiments that explain key ideas in a clear and visual way. Students can learn concepts such as Basics of Electric Circuit and Electric Fuse, observe results, and connect theory with classroom understanding. These experiments make learning current electricity easier and more engaging.
Basic Electric Circuit: Open and Closed Circuit
OpenThis experiment demonstrates the basics of an electric circuit using a battery, wires, a bulb, a resistor, and a switch. When the switch is closed, cu...
Correct Arrangement of Cells in a Torch
OpenIn this experiment we are going to perform different arrangements of electric cells in a torch to observe how their direction affects the glowing of t...
Electric Fuse
OpenThis experiment demonstrates how an electric fuse works. Different wires are tested by passing current through them to observe which wire melts first....
Electrical conductivity of metals and non-metals
OpenThis experiment demonstrates the electrical conductivity of metals and non-metals using a simple circuit with a battery, wires, and a bulb. Different ...
Electrical Conductivity of Salt Solutions [Properties of Ionic Compounds]
OpenIn this experiment, we are going to test the electrical conductivity of different salt solutions using a battery, bulb and graphite rods. The glowing ...
Electrical Conductors and Insulators
OpenThis experiment demonstrates how different materials conduct electricity. A simple circuit with a battery and bulb is used, and the test material is p...
Exploring Torch Light
OpenIn this experiment we are going to perform an activity to explore how a torchlight works by observing its lamp, operating the switch, and understandin...
Factors Affecting Resistance Of Wire (Resistivity)
OpenThis experiment demonstrates how the resistance of a wire depends on its material, length, and thickness. It shows that resistance increases with leng...
Flow of Electrons
OpenIn this experiment, the user controls the electric potential at points A and B. Electrons flow from the point of lower potential to higher potential, ...
Heating Effect of Electric Current
OpenThis experiment demonstrates how electric current produces heat in a conductor. By changing the current, resistance of the wire, and time of flow, the...
Meter Bridge (Wheatstone Bridge)
OpenIn this experiment, we use a meter bridge to determine an unknown electrical resistance using the principle of Wheatstone bridge. The balance point on...
Observing an Incandescent Lamp
OpenIn this experiment we are going to perform an observation of an incandescent lamp to identify its filament, terminals, and internal structure, and und...
Observing an LED and Identifying its Terminals
OpenIn this experiment we are going to perform an observation of an LED to understand its structure and identify its terminals. We will observe that the L...
Ohm's Law
OpenThis experiment demonstrates Ohm's Law by showing that current is directly proportional to voltage for a conductor at constant temperature, and how re...
Potential Difference
OpenThis experiment demonstrates the concept of potential difference by showing that electrons flow from lower electric potential to higher electric poten...
Potentiometer
OpenIn this experiment, a potentiometer with a 400 cm wire is used to compare a known voltage with an unknown voltage by finding the balance point where t...
Resistor Color Code
OpenThis activity demonstrates how to determine the resistance value of a resistor by using the color code and understanding how different color bands cor...
Resistors In Parallel
OpenThis experiment demonstrates how adding resistors in parallel affects a circuit. As more resistors are added in parallel, the total resistance of the ...
Resistors In Series
OpenThis experiment demonstrates how adding resistors in series affects a circuit. As more resistors are added in series, the total resistance increases. ...
Series and Parallel Comparison (Breaking circuit)
OpenThis experiment demonstrates the difference between series and parallel circuits by showing that in a series circuit all bulbs go off when one is dest...
To determine resistance per unit length of a given wire (Ohm's Law)
OpenIn this experiment, Ohm's Law is verified by connecting a voltmeter and ammeter in an electric circuit and observing how the current changes when the ...
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