Sources of Electricity, Part 1

Sources of electricity typically refer to the different types of fuel or power used to generate electricity. With the exception of solar power, these sources all involve spinning a copper wire between magnets. This course describes how electricity is produced through electrochemical production, magnetic induction, and the photoelectric effect.

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Course Details

Learning Objectives

  • Describe the electrochemical production of electricity.
  • Describe how magnetic induction produces electricity.
  • Describe the photoelectric effect and how it produces electricity.
  • Discuss thermoelectricity and its uses.
  • Specs

    Course Level Intermediate
    Languages English
    Compatibility Audio, Video, MobileReady

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