Electrical Circuits

1	Kirchhoff's Junction Rule
1	Kirchoff's Loop Rule
1	Kirchoff's Loop Rule Example
1	Applying Both Rules to Solve Problems (Example #1)
1	How to Find the potential difference between two locations on a circuit.
1	Reading Quiz for page 1
2	Example Problem Using Both of Kirchhoff's Rules in Combination
2	Finding the potential difference between two points on a circuit.
2	Kirchoff Rule Examples and Application
2	Example #2 Find the potential difference between two location in a circuit
2	Using the TI-83 or TI-84 to solve systems of equations using Reduced row Echelon form, "rref."
2	Using www.Wolframalpha.com to solve systems of equations.
3	How to Model a Battery's Internal Resistance
4	RC Circuits (Conceptual Explanation)
5	RC Circuits The tranisional time and time constants (Not part of AP 2)

This page contains a series of video tutorials about Kirchoff's rules for electrical electrical circuits. For this to make sense, you should have the basics skills listed below.

Necessary Background Skills

Identify resistors in parallel or series (Actually this video discusses capacitors in series and parallel. But the rules are the same for identifying capacitors or resistors in parallel.)

Reduce resistors in parallel to a single resistor

Reduce resistors in series to a single resistor

Identify what is the same for all resistors in series or parallel

Some solutions to selected problems

(01) Basics: Resistivity, resistance, temperature dependence, Ohm's Law, Power.

(02) Adding resistors in series and parallel, Kirchhoff's Laws explained examples.

How to find the potential difference between two locations on a circuit. Unlike other slides, these are broken down piece by piece.

(03) Class notes about RC Circuits

Solutions to many of the RC circuit problems.

These were the questions you were asked as you entered the room.

Mastery Assignment for electricity basics and Kirchhoff's Laws -Combined.

by Tony Wayne ...(If you are a teacher, please feel free to use these resources in your teaching.)

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