Interactive Simulations

Every simulation includes the governing equations, a guided activity and challenge questions — not just knobs to turn.

Interactive

Circuit Lab Simulator

Build real circuits on a virtual breadboard: series, parallel, Ohm's law and Kirchhoff's laws with live meters.

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Circular Motion Simulator

Spin a mass on a string: change the radius, speed and mass to discover exactly how centripetal force depends on each one.

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Collision Lab Simulator

Crash two carts head-on: set their masses and velocities, flip between elastic and sticky collisions, and verify momentum conservation.

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Doppler Effect Simulator

Drive a wave source toward and away from an observer: watch wavefronts bunch up ahead, stretch behind, and shift the heard pitch.

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Free Fall Simulator

Drop objects from any height in a vacuum. Measure fall time and impact speed — and see why mass does not matter.

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Gas Laws Simulator

Heat a sealed gas, squeeze its piston, or hold a variable constant — and watch pressure, volume and temperature obey the gas laws live.

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Inclined Plane Simulator

Slide a block down a ramp: tilt the angle, dial friction up and down, and watch the acceleration respond in real time.

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Lens Ray Diagram Simulator

Move an object toward a converging lens and trace the rays live — watch the image flip from real and inverted to virtual and magnified.

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Pendulum Simulator

Swing a pendulum with any length, mass and angle. Verify that the period depends on length — not mass.

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Projectile Motion Simulator

Launch projectiles at any speed and angle. Watch the trajectory live and discover why 45° gives maximum range.

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Spring-Mass Oscillator Simulator

Stretch a spring-mass system with any stiffness and mass. Watch simple harmonic motion and test the period formula.

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Wave Interference Simulator

Send two identical waves toward each other and watch them add up — see constructive interference double the height and destructive interference flatten it.