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Current Electricity

Kalviyogi Nagarajan - 369 Tesla Pvt Limited

Interactive Learning

Chapter 3: Current Electricity

Explore the fascinating world of electric currents through interactive simulations and colorful visualizations!

3.1 Introduction to Current Electricity
Understanding the flow of electric charges in our world

In Chapter 1, we learned about charges at rest. Now, we'll explore charges in motion, which constitute an electric current.

Electric currents occur naturally in many situations. Lightning is one such phenomenon where charges flow from clouds to earth, sometimes with disastrous results.

In our everyday life, we see many devices where charges flow steadily, like water flowing smoothly in a river. A torch and a cell-driven clock are examples of such devices.

Lightning: Charges flowing from clouds to earth

Did You Know?

An average lightning carries currents of the order of tens of thousands of amperes, while currents in our nerves are in microamperes!

Torch

Steady current powers the light

Cell-driven Clock

Steady current powers the mechanism

How to Export as Static HTML

This application has been configured for static HTML export. Follow these steps to create a production-ready static website:

Step 1: Build the project

npm run build

This will create a static export in the "out" directory.

Step 2: Preview the static build (optional)

npx serve out

This will serve the static files locally so you can verify everything works correctly.

Step 3: Deploy the "out" directory

Upload the contents of the "out" directory to any static hosting service like:

  • Vercel
  • Netlify
  • GitHub Pages
  • Amazon S3
  • Any standard web hosting service

Important Notes

  • All interactivity works client-side without server dependencies
  • Canvas animations are properly initialized on the client side
  • The app uses Next.js static export configuration in next.config.mjs
  • All assets are included in the static export