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Electricity Intermediate: AC, Circuit Laws and Energy Storage

Understand alternating current and mains, analyse circuits with Kirchhoff's laws and voltage dividers, meet capacitors and inductors, and size batteries and supplies.

4 lessonsAbout 47 minFree
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Module 1: Going deeper into circuits

  1. AC and Mains Electricity11 min · Up next
  2. Kirchhoff's Laws and Voltage Dividers12 min · Not started
  3. Capacitors, Inductors and Time12 min · Not started
  4. Batteries and Power Supplies12 min · Not started

Questions about Electricity Intermediate: AC, Circuit Laws and Energy Storage

What will I learn in Electricity Intermediate: AC, Circuit Laws and Energy Storage?

Understand alternating current and mains, analyse circuits with Kirchhoff's laws and voltage dividers, meet capacitors and inductors, and size batteries and supplies. The course has 4 lessons, organised in one module: Module 1: Going deeper into circuits.

How long does Electricity Intermediate: AC, Circuit Laws and Energy Storage take?

About 47 minutes in total, across 4 lessons. You can learn at your own pace and stop and continue any time.

Do I need experience to take Electricity Intermediate: AC, Circuit Laws and Energy Storage?

It helps to know the basics of the topic first. If you are new, start with the beginner course and come back.

Is Electricity Intermediate: AC, Circuit Laws and Energy Storage free?

Yes. The whole course is free and you do not need an account to learn. A free account is only needed for the final assessment and the certificate.

Do I get a certificate for Electricity Intermediate: AC, Circuit Laws and Energy Storage?

Yes, a free certificate of completion. Finish every lesson, sign in, and pass the 15-question final assessment with 80% or more. It is not an accredited qualification.

What should I learn after Electricity Intermediate: AC, Circuit Laws and Energy Storage?

The next step is Electricity Advanced: Power Systems, Protection and Machines.