What are some useful websites for basic electromagnetism?

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Useful websites for learning basic electromagnetism include Khan Academy, which offers comprehensive courses on key topics, and HyperPhysics, known for its interactive simulations and formulas. The Physics Classroom provides lessons and practice problems, while MIT OpenCourseWare offers free courses on the subject. Additional resources can be found on Physics Central and PhysLink, which feature articles and tutorials. These platforms collectively support a solid understanding of electromagnetism concepts and applications.
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Some useful websites for basic electromagnetism include:

1. Khan Academy: This website offers a comprehensive course on electromagnetism, covering topics such as electric fields, magnetic fields, and electromagnetic waves.

2. HyperPhysics: This website provides interactive simulations and visualizations to help understand the concepts of electromagnetism.

3. Physics Classroom: This website offers lessons, interactive tutorials, and practice problems on electromagnetism.

4. MIT OpenCourseWare: This website offers free online courses from MIT, including courses on electromagnetism.

5. Physics Central: This website has a section dedicated to electromagnetism, with articles, videos, and interactive games to help understand the concepts.

6. The Physics Classroom: This website offers a variety of resources on electromagnetism, including tutorials, practice problems, and interactive simulations.

7. PhysLink: This website has a section specifically for electromagnetism, with articles, tutorials, and interactive simulations.

8. All About Circuits: This website offers a free online textbook on electromagnetism, covering topics such as electric and magnetic fields, electromagnetic induction, and AC circuits.

9. National High Magnetic Field Laboratory: This website has a section on electromagnetism, with resources for educators and students, including videos, animations, and lesson plans.

10. Physics Forums: This website has a dedicated section for electromagnetism, where users can ask and answer questions, as well as access resources such as notes and practice problems.
 

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