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LR Circuits (24:32)
Review for AP Physics C: Electricity and Magnetism

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AP Physics C: Electricity and Magnetism review LR circuits including the basics of how an LR circuit works, the limits, derivations of current as a function of time and time rate of change of current as a function of time, graphs of both equations, a discussion of the time constant, and an analogy explaining what the “Time Rate of Chance of Current as a Function of Time” actually is!

Chapters:
0:00 LR Circuit Basics
5:43 Current as a Function of Time
13:29 Time Rate of Change of Current as a Function of Time
15:37 Time Constant
18:39 What is “Time Rate of Change of Current as a Function of Time”?
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