How charge is stored, moved and controlled - from a rubbed balloon to the transformer that steps a power station's output up to 400 000 volts.
Simple Phenomena of Magnetism
Magnets attract and repel each other and attract magnetic materials, and the region around a magnet where this force acts is its magnetic field. This topic covers the for...
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Revise this topicElectrical Quantities
Electric charge is produced by friction and detected with an electroscope, and charges act on each other through an electric field. This topic covers charge and the elect...
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Revise this topicElectric Circuits
Circuits carry current along paths you can predict. This topic covers the symbols used to draw circuit diagrams, the rules for current and potential difference in series ...
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Revise this topicElectrical Safety
Mains electricity is dangerous because a current large enough to stop your heart can pass through your body. It covers the hazards of damaged insulation, overheating cabl...
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Revise this topicElectromagnetic Effects
A changing magnetic field linking a conductor induces an e.m.f. in it. This topic covers electromagnetic induction and the factors that set the size and direction of the ...
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This page is one area of Cambridge IGCSE Physics 0625. IGCSE Physics is the course home: every area and every topic in Cambridge's own order, the papers you sit and what each one tests, and the exam-practice tools. The full topic list, with each topic linked to its revision page, is on the IGCSE Physics syllabus page.