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Electricidad y electromagnetismo · GCSE Physics Topic 4 (Electricity)

Simulador de fallos en circuitos y reóstatos

Simulador de circuitos serie-paralelo, reóstatos y localización de fallos: cortocircuitos

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  • Derivación en vivo
  • Modo proyector
  • Hoja de trabajo A4
Cálculo local · Privado
Laboratorio interactivo de ciencias Cálculo matemático y físico puramente en el cliente. Los datos se procesan localmente sin almacenar información personal.
Ventana de simulación 3D● 60 FPS
Preajustes y errores frecuentes:

Variables de control del experimento

V
Ω
Ω

Derivaciones y métricas en tiempo real

Corriente del amperímetro I
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Voltímetro en R1 U1
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Tensión en R2 U2
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Estado del circuito
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Derivación de fórmulas en tiempo real
Fórmula básica: --
Sustitución de valores: --
Estado físico: --
Herramienta relacionada: ⚡ Standard Tool: Ohm's Law Calculator ↗
Versión para primaria:🎮 Enciende la bombilla: circuitos sencillos ↗

Ejemplos clásicos y análisis de errores en exámenes

Worked Problem

Problema: In series circuit (E=6V, R1=10Ω, R2), ammeter reads 0A while voltmeter across R1 reads 6V. Diagnose the fault.
Derivación paso a paso:
  1. R1 has an open circuit! Zero current means an open branch; voltmeter reading 6V proves the rest of the circuit is intact and R1 is severed.

Worked Problem

Problema: A rheostat reads "50Ω 1.5A". What do these mean? Why connect "one top, one bottom" terminal?
Derivación paso a paso:
  1. "50Ω" is maximum resistance, "1.5A" is maximum continuous safe current. "One top one bottom" ensures variable resistance path.

Hoja de indagación en clase y tareas

Q1. Variant 1: Where should the rheostat slider be positioned before closing the circuit switch? Why?
Q2. Variant 2: What is the "series-reverse, parallel-same" dynamic circuit heuristic?
Q3. Variant 3: In a parallel circuit, if one branch opens, do others fail? Why are home appliances wired in parallel?

Preguntas frecuentes y errores conceptuales

Can a voltmeter be connected directly across a battery? What about an ammeter?
Voltmeter: YES (huge internal resistance draws negligible current). Ammeter: STRICTLY FORBIDDEN (near-zero resistance causes dead short, burning the meter).
Why does a bulb turn off when short-circuited?
A short places zero-resistance wire across the bulb; virtually all current bypasses through the wire, depriving the bulb of voltage and power.
What are the two common triggers for residential circuit breaker trips?
1) Short circuit (hot and neutral touch directly, infinite current trip); 2) electrical overload (excessive appliances run simultaneously, I = P/U exceeds rated trip current).
In a series circuit, does a larger resistor take more or less voltage?
More voltage! Current is uniform (I1=I2). By U = IR, voltage divides in direct proportion to resistance (U1/U2 = R1/R2).