Lectures related to Electricity: Work and Power

Introduces electricity basics, electronic components, and microcontroller simulation.

Covers electricity basics, focusing on voltage, current, power, and electronic components, essential for microcontrollers understanding.

Covers the solution to Series 22, Exercise 2 involving calculations of various physical parameters.

Explores momentum, impulse, work, energy, and angular momentum in advanced physics.

Explains the concepts of energy, work, and power in mechanics.

Covers mutual inductance, energy storage, power in inductors, and LR/LC circuits.

Explains apparent and true power in circuits, power factor, transformers without load resistors, and transformers with load resistors.

Covers examples of energy, efficiency, and conservation of mechanical energy, with exercises on kinetic energy and power.

Explains the basic concepts of electricity and the calculation of energy in electrical systems.

Explores electric fields, energy storage, charge displacement, DC currents, and historical aspects of electricity.

Covers the concepts of work, power, energy transformation, and efficiency in electric circuits.

Introduces the Swiss Research Program focused on engineering multi-scale systems for health, security, energy, and the environment.

Covers the basics of electricity, emphasizing reservoirs and energy balance in electrical systems.

Covers properties and operations of signals in discrete and continuous time.

Explores engineering multi-scale systems for various sectors and showcases advancements in electronics design.

Introduces the principles of energy and forces, emphasizing their applications and conservation in mechanical systems.

Explores ancillary services, capacity market, and electricity market liberalization, emphasizing system balancing and peak demand challenges.

Covers the Swiss Research Program on Engineering Multi-Scale Systems for Health, Security, Energy, and the Environment.

Demonstrates how to create a lemon battery using simple materials.