Higher Selection Box

Posted by Mr Mallon on December 18, 2024

Have some end of term Christmas fun while doing Higher physics revision.

Happy Christmas

18Dec
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Masterclass Set 1

Posted by Mr Mallon on November 20, 2024
Categories: Higher Physics,Podcasts
20Nov
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Conservation of Energy

Posted by Mr Mallon on October 4, 2024

How potential and kinetic energies relate with friction in a skateboard park.

Conservation of energy by Danny Mallon

Categories: Higher Physics
4Oct
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Harder Projectile Problems 01

Posted by Mr Mallon on September 28, 2024

Here is projectile video number one looking at projectiles aimed at walls.

By working out the horizontal and vertical components then using the horizontal component to determine the time it takes to reach the wall, the displacement S can be found.

Categories: Higher Physics
28Sep
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Comparing AC and DC Voltages

Posted by Mr Mallon on December 10, 2023

Categories: Higher Physics
10Dec
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What you can find from Redshift.

Posted by Mr Mallon on November 16, 2023

Redshift

16Nov
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Weight parallel to a slope.

Posted by Mr Mallon on November 1, 2023

A quick video to calculate the acceleration down a slope.

Categories: Higher Physics
1Nov
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AC and DC on an Oscilloscope Screen

Posted by Mr Mallon on October 27, 2023

For Higher Physics students:

  • Determine the period and frequency of the ac supply
  • Find the rms voltage of the ac signal
27Oct
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Momentum Lab

Posted by Mr Mallon on October 24, 2023

Click the above picture to take you to your momentum lab.

Categories: Higher Physics
24Oct
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Charge that capacitor!

Posted by Mr Mallon on February 17, 2023

A capacitor can be used in a sensor circuit to switch on a transistor after a time interval.
Such a voltage divider circuit will act as a kind of timer.
The time the voltage across the capacitor reaches 0.7 v, to switch on the transistor, can be short or long depending on the size of the capacitance of the capacitor or the size of the resistor its being charged through.

To lengthen the time interval the resistance can be made bigger or the vakue of the capacitor’s capacitance can be made bigger.

17Feb
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