Physics · Electricity & Magnetism
Field Lab
Map magnetic and electric fields in 3D, grip a wire with the right-hand rule, push a magnet through a coil and build a motor.
The course
8 worlds · 34 lessons

World 1 · Magnets
FREEPoles, field lines, compasses and the field of the Earth- 01Poles and forcesLike poles repel, unlike poles attract · 6 min
- 02Field lines and iron filingsDrawing an invisible field · 6 min
- 03The compass and Earth's fieldWhy a needle points north · 7 min
- 04Fields fade fastDouble the distance, one eighth of the field · 7 min
- 05Neutral pointsWhere fields cancel to zero · 6 min

World 2 · Electric fields
PROCharge, Coulomb's law, field lines and potential- 01Charge and Coulomb's lawHow hard charges push and pull · 7 minPRO
- 02Field lines and superpositionMapping the push around charges · 7 minPRO
- 03The zero-field pointWhere two pushes cancel · 7 minPRO
- 04Potential and equipotentialsThe electric landscape · 8 minPRO
- 05Forces on a test chargeF = qE · 6 minPRO

World 3 · Currents make fields
PROWires, loops, solenoids and electromagnets- 01Oersted's discoveryA current moves a compass · 6 minPRO
- 02The right-hand grip ruleWhich way does the field circle? · 6 minPRO
- 03How strong? B = μ₀I/2πrCurrent up, distance down · 7 minPRO
- 04Current loopsA flat magnet made of wire · 7 minPRO
- 05Solenoids and electromagnetsMany loops, one strong field · 9 minPRO

World 4 · Induction
PROFaraday's law, flux and Lenz's law
World 5 · Motors & generators
PROTurning current into motion and back again- 01Force on a currentF = I L × B · 7 minPRO
- 02Torque on a coilτ = N I A B sin θ · 7 minPRO
- 03The commutatorWhy a plain coil only rocks · 8 minPRO
- 04Reversing and speeding upDirection and speed control · 7 minPRO
- 05The generatorA motor run backwards · 8 minPRO
- 06AC or DC?Slip rings versus commutator · 7 minPRO

World 7 · Transformers and shared flux
PRO
World 8 · Electromagnetic waves
PROE and B travelling together, wavelength and polarisationRead first
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ExplainerField LabHow Magnetic Fields Work: Poles, Field Lines and CompassesSee how magnets push and pull through empty space, how field lines map the invisible, why a compass points north, and why the field fades so quickly with distance.
