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This web page contains a series of animations and simulations related to Electrostatics. Topics include the fields and... see more


Physlet problems that relate to electrostatics.


A complete set of simulations for the second semester of a college level physics class.

A shockwave tutorial on magnetism, concentrating on the magnetic field produced by moving charges. Written at the middle... see more


Applet demonstrates the motion of a charged particle in a magnetic field.

Applet shows a charged particle moving in two magnetic fields. It can be made to cross the boundary between the two... see more

Animated gif depicts the induction process. Includes lengthy discussion.

A self-graded quiz on basic electromagnetim and optics from the second semester of an algebra-based introductory physics... see more

A collection of Physlet exercises, mostly covering kinematics, forces, and energy.

Applet demonstrates how a cyclotron works. Extensive explanatory text of basic electromagnetism included.

This Java applet demonstrates the Lorentz force, exerted on a current-carrying conductor swing in the magnetic field of a... see more

This applet is designed to allow you to explore charged particle motion in an electrostatic potential. It also... see more

Shows the motion of a charged particle in a uniform and constant electric/ magnetic field.

Applet and tutorial on basic electrostatics of capacitors.

Applet examines the spin-states of a dielectric material. Extensive explanatory text included.

Web assignment on the electric field using an embedded applet by Angel Franco Garcia. The user is presented with the... see more

Tutorial and applet demonstrating the shielding of electric fields by conductors.

Applet and tutorial on the behavior of dielectrics in electric fields and capacitors.

Applet and tutorial discusses the basic electrodynamic principles of the Kelvin-Thomson atom.

Tutorial and applet illustrating the basic physics principles of forces acting on charged particles, producing linear... see more