In this simulation, you'll get to see the fundamental cause/difference between Longitudinal and Transverse waves. Although both are a result of SHM performed by individual particles but the direction makes all the difference.
This simulation is not only great for understandin...
This simulation flexes the power of Simphy, i.e. f...
In this simulation, a light of certain energy is p...
In this simulation, you'll get to see the fundamen...
In this simulation, you'll learn how standing wave...
In this simulation, you'll understand the basics o...
This simulation shows wave ripples in 3d, where th...
Learn about refraction through plane and curved su...
This simulation explains the concept of polarizati...
Highly resourceful simulation to understand wave n...
A simulation to learn how dispersion and deviation...
A must-have DIY for teachers and students to under...
This is a sound-enabled interactive simulation to ...
This simulation takes up the concept of reflection...
This sound-enabled simulation gives us breathtakin...
In this simulation, you can change the position of...
Interactive simulation describing basic ray diagra...
This audio spectrum analyzer enables you to see th...
Two blocks of masses m1 and m2 are connected by a ...
In this simulation, we can change values of fricti...
This simulation makes it easy to visualize the res...
It demonstrates the conservation of momentum in mi...
A conducting spherical shell with inner radius a a...
This simulation demonstrates the effect on dipoles...
Classic relative motion simulation for higher rete...
This simulation shows a charge first placed in an ...
This simulation is a sample of how JEE Advanced qu...
Current flows from positive to negative and electr...
Escape velocity is defined as the speed at which a...
This simulation allows you to change the focal len...
In 1687 the physicist Isaac Newton presented the f...
This simulation shows the Displacement-time graph ...
In this simulation, we not only get to understand ...
A completely mesmerizing simulation representing f...
The motion of the center of mass is invariant of i...
In this simulation, the trains are given velocitie...
This is an activity-based simulation where you'll ...
This simulation is to engage students to intuitive...
This simulation effectively and easily describes t...
This experimental simulation on Screw Gauge is one...
This is a simple model of how a gravitational assi...
The simulation intuitively proves that a simple pe...
This simulation demonstrates the apparent speed an...
In this simulation, a satellite is projected away ...
Cyclotron works on the principle that a charged pa...
In this simulation, a variable force (which can be...
Fluid pressure can be defined as the measurement o...
Electric circuits that convert AC to DC are known ...
This simulation consists of a block kept on smooth...
The oscillatory motion of charge with its graph an...
The main function of a full wave rectifier is to c...
Damping is an influence within or upon an oscillat...
This simulation is to give an idea of how fast or ...
When charges are released perpendicularly to the e...
This experimental simulation demonstrates the work...
This simulation demonstrates how a fan regulator w...
Three particles A, B, and C are situated at the ve...
This experimental simulation is great in visualizi...
The buoyant force is the upward force exerted on a...
This is a simulation of surface wave interference ...
This simulation shows you how magnetic field lines...
‘Homopolar motor’ refers to a motor operated...
This is a 3D simulation of a charged particle movi...
Basic simulation showing the force on uniformly mo...
Diffusion is the process whereby gaseous atoms and...
In this simulation, we compare the final velocitie...
The stopping distance is the distance travelled be...
A completely mesmerizing 3D simulation representin...
In this simulation, a bowling pin is projected int...
An isochrone curve (iso - equal, and chrono - time...
Simulation demonstrates the variation of energy of...
This is a simulation of the processes involved in ...
This is a 3D simulation of a conical pendulum. A c...
In this simulation, hold and drag the magnet using...
This simulation lets you change the colors on a re...
3 different charges enter a magnetic region where ...
A satellite is an object that moves around a large...
In this simulation, a block oscillates due to an o...
The simulation shows how the multiple bodies place...
A charge is kept between 2 unequal positive charge...
In this simulation, we'll dive deeper into the con...
A pseudo force, also called a fictitious force o...
A vernier caliper is defined as a measuring device...
An accelerating object A chases object B moving wi...
This is a 3D simulation of how the moon revolves a...
A Van de Graaff generator is an electrostatic gene...
A platform put on two cylinders rolling in opposi...
This simulation describes the concept of rotationa...
In this simulation, you'll observe the difference ...
In this simulation, charges can be added to/remove...
A homopolar motor is a direct current electric mot...
A tuning fork is a narrow, two-pronged steel bar t...
An interactive simulation on the working of galvan...
The concept of toppling and conditions resulting f...
In this simulation, 3 motions are compared with ea...
This car can be controlled by keys A & D to accele...
One of the most important things illustrated by pr...
The block attached to the spring is seen performin...
This self-learn simulation on working of galvanome...
Basic concepts of velocity and acceleration are sh...
A balloon is going up with 5 m/s and a ball is rel...
Simulation shows two blocks of equal mass connecte...
This simulation is dedicated to explain the workin...
In this simulation, a rubber bullet is aimed and f...
