Brief history of Ohm’s Law Back in the early 19th century, around 1827, a German physicist named Georg Simon Ohm embarked on a groundbreaking exploration of electrical circuits. Ohm’s curiosity led him to formulate what we now know as Ohm’s Law. Ohm’s Law is elegantly simple: it establishes a relationship between three fundamental electrical properties—voltage […]

    Brief history of Electric Circuits Early Concepts Ancient Wonders: While the concept of electric circuits as we know them didn’t emerge until more recent times, early civilizations like the ancient Greeks had inklings of electrical phenomena. They observed static electricity through materials like amber, a substance that, when rubbed, attracted lightweight objects. 18th

Brief history of Electric Power 18th Century – Static Electricity Sparks Interest The story of electric power begins with the exploration of static electricity. In the 18th century, scientists like Benjamin Franklin were experimenting with static charges, laying the foundation for understanding the nature of electrical phenomena. Early 19th Century – Volta Unleashes the Battery

    Brief history of Electric Potential Ancient Static Electricity The concept of electric potential began with the ancient Greeks, around 600 BCE. They observed static electricity phenomena, like the attractive properties of amber after rubbing it against fur. This laid the groundwork for later understandings. Gilbert and Magnetic Potential In the late 16th century,