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Class 12 Physics Part 1

Physics Part 1

PhysicsClass 1250 lessons18 hr 4 min

Class 12 Physics notes for the NCERT Physics Part 1 textbook: board-level explanations, circuit and field diagrams, derivations, previous-year questions and quick checks.

Modules

Lessons open in reading order. Each one is a public page.

Electrostatic Potential and Capacitance

7 lessons

Electric potential and potential difference, potential due to a point charge, a dipole and a system, equipotential surfaces, potential energy, the behaviour of conductors and dielectrics, capacitance, the parallel plate capacitor, combinations of capacitors and stored energy.

  1. Formula sheet: Electrostatic Potential and Capacitance14 min
  2. Concepts: potential, potential difference and the potential of a dipole22 min
  3. Concepts: equipotential surfaces and potential energy22 min
  4. Derivations: conductors, dielectrics and capacitors24 min
  5. Exercise practice: Electrostatic Potential and Capacitance24 min
  6. Questions: Electrostatic Potential and Capacitance24 min
  7. Previous year questions: Electrostatic Potential and Capacitance28 min

Current Electricity

6 lessons

Electric current and current density, drift velocity and relaxation time, Ohm's law and its limits, resistivity and its temperature dependence, cells with emf and internal resistance, Kirchhoff's rules, the Wheatstone bridge and the potentiometer.

  1. Formula sheet: Current Electricity14 min
  2. Concepts: current, drift velocity and Ohm's law22 min
  3. Derivations: resistivity, cells, Kirchhoff's rules and the bridge24 min
  4. Exercise practice: Current Electricity24 min
  5. Questions: Current Electricity24 min
  6. Previous year questions: Current Electricity28 min

Moving Charges and Magnetism

6 lessons

The magnetic force on a moving charge and on a current element, motion of charges in a magnetic field, the Biot-Savart law and its applications, Ampere's law and the solenoid, force between parallel currents, torque on a current loop and the moving coil galvanometer.

  1. Formula sheet: Moving Charges and Magnetism14 min
  2. Concepts: magnetic force and motion of a charged particle22 min
  3. Derivations: Biot-Savart law, Ampere's law and their applications24 min
  4. Exercise practice: torque, magnetic dipole and the galvanometer24 min
  5. Questions: Moving Charges and Magnetism24 min
  6. Previous year questions: Moving Charges and Magnetism28 min

Magnetism and Matter

6 lessons

The bar magnet as a magnetic dipole, the field of a dipole and its analogy with a current loop, Gauss's law for magnetism, the earth's magnetic elements, magnetisation and magnetic intensity, and the classification of dia, para and ferromagnetic materials with hysteresis.

  1. Formula sheet: Magnetism and Matter12 min
  2. Concepts: bar magnet, magnetic dipole and field lines22 min
  3. Earth's magnetism, magnetisation and magnetic materials22 min
  4. Exercise practice: Magnetism and Matter22 min
  5. Questions: Magnetism and Matter22 min
  6. Previous year questions: Magnetism and Matter24 min

Alternating Current

6 lessons

AC voltage and current, rms and peak values, phasors, the behaviour of resistors, inductors and capacitors in an AC circuit, the series LCR circuit and resonance, power in AC circuits with the power factor, LC oscillations and the transformer.

  1. Formula sheet: Alternating Current14 min
  2. Concepts: AC values, phasors and the three elementary circuits22 min
  3. Series LCR circuit, resonance, power and the transformer24 min
  4. Exercise practice: Alternating Current22 min
  5. Questions: Alternating Current22 min
  6. Previous year questions: Alternating Current24 min

Electromagnetic Waves

5 lessons

Displacement current and the Maxwell Ampere law, the nature and properties of electromagnetic waves, the speed of light from mu0 and epsilon0, their transverse character, energy and momentum, and the electromagnetic spectrum.

  1. Formula sheet: Electromagnetic Waves10 min
  2. Concepts: displacement current and the Maxwell correction20 min
  3. Nature of electromagnetic waves, energy and the spectrum with exercise practice24 min
  4. Questions: Electromagnetic Waves20 min
  5. Previous year questions: Electromagnetic Waves22 min
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