Syllabus
Syllabus
1. Thunders and lightnings I - electricity in atmosphere.
2. Thunders and lightnings II - high-voltage laboratory of Czech Technical University.
3. Electrons see better - transmission electron microscope in physics.
4. How the physicist measures - practical use of electric measuring devices.
5. The way to high energies - Van de Graaff `s electrostatic accelerator.
6. Computer aided experiment - practical use of software for dynamic modeling FAMULUS and system ISES.
7. When the Ohm`s law is not valid - superconductivity and its use.
8. The Earth as a magnet - origin and properties of magnetic field of the Earths.
9. What any house-wife knows - principles of domestic electric devices.
10. What atomic nuclei can tell us - the Nuclear Magnetic Resonance and the Magnetic Resonance Tomography.
11. When the electricity flows through pipelines - microwave components and devices.
12. Physical field around the Earth - Magion satellites
Annotation
Seminar, excursions and laboratory work to develop the ideas earned in the lecture Physics II. The goal is a better understanding of electricity and magnetism effects in every-day life.