Electrical & Electronics
The math behind circuits, wiring, and electronics
6 live exhibits. Each one already works. Change a number and see what happens.
Open as board Play with these together. Solving one grows related exhibits.
- Linear Equations
Ohm’s law: how much current flows?
Push harder (volts) or squeeze tighter (ohms), and watch the current change.
- Linear Equations
How many amps does it draw?
Watts divided by volts gives amps. That decides the breaker and the wire.
- Ratios & Proportions
Wire resistance: longer and thinner resist more
Resistance grows with length and shrinks with thickness. Pick the wire that keeps it low.
- Linear Equations
Voltage drop: what the wire takes before the load gets it
Current times wire resistance is voltage you never get to use.
- Linear Equations
Voltage divider: two resistors make a new voltage
The output is the input times a ratio of resistors, until you connect a load.
- Trigonometry
Sine waves: wall power and musical notes
The outlet and a tuning fork follow the same curve: amplitude, frequency, and phase.