This PowerPoint presentation covers all the key information for the learning aims of section A2.

This PowerPoint presentation covers all the material for the C2 learning aim

The PowerPoint presentation covers all the learning aim content for C3

This PowerPoint contains all the material for D1 learning aim

This resource was designed to be used in conjunction with Cambridge IGCE Physics unit 'remote sensing'. The content relates to MRI scans. It could be used for any A Level Physics course that incorporates MRI.

This resource was designed to be used in conjunction with Cambridge IGCE Physics unit 'circular motion'. The content relates to centripetal forces, angular notation, linear notation, banking etc. This presentation can be used with any A Level syllabus.

This resource was designed to be used in conjunction with Cambridge IGCE Physics unit 'quantum mechanics'. The content relates to photoelectric effect, wave like nature of light, photons, photoelectric equation and photocells. It can be used with any A Level Physics syllabus.

This resource was designed to be used in conjunction with Cambridge IGCE Physics unit 'charged particles'. The content relates to the acceleration and deflection of electrons in electric and magnetic fields. This resource could be used for any A Level syllabus.

This resource covers Kirchoff's Laws and series and parallel circuits with some examples of each. It is designed for use with the Cambridge IGCSE course.

Potential Dividers, Formula and Sample Calculations, Resistor values (colour codes), use of LDRs and Thermistors in Potential Dividers. This resource has been designed for use with Cambridge IGCSE Physics, but could be used for any Physics course.

Magnetism, Magnetic Fields, magnetic effect of an electric current, Flemings Left Hand Rule, Slingshot effect, DC Motor, Forces on coilCoil, and Split ring commutator. This resource has been designed for use with Cambridge IGCSE Physics, but could be used with any Physics course.

What is Cancer, Cobalt-60 source, Energy delivery, External Beam Radiotherapy, Rotating source and focal point, avoiding vital organs, side effects (general, specific and sexual), Gamma Knife Surgery, Side effects, Proton Beam therapy, advantages and disadvantages, and side effects

Infra-red radiation, wave equation, sources of IR and surfaces, space blankets and hypothermia, non-medical uses of IR, thermography and screening for breast cancer, dangers of IR, mammography and screening for breast cancer, advantages and disadvantages of thermography and mammography.

Conduction, Convection, Radiation, Heat Transfer from a house, Home Insulation, Double Glazing, Loft Insulation and Pay-Back Time. This resource is designed for use with Cambridge IGCSE Physics, but could be used with any Physics Course.

Stretching Springs, Equilibrium and balanced forces, Restoring force, Practical, Graph and gradient, and the Limit of proportionality. This resource is designed for use with Cambridge IGCSE Physics, but could be used with any Physics course.

The resource combines a bit of Christmas with the following physics topics; acceleration, vector addition of forces, Newton's third law, air resistance, distance-time graphs, velocity-time graphs, parachutes, resultant forces and Newton's second law.

Power, Work Done, Gravitational Potential Energy, Kinetic Energy, GPE to KE conversion, Specific Heat Capacity, Home Insulation and Payback Time, and Efficiency.

A series of powerpoint presentations covering the following; The Earth, Seasons, The Moon, Gravity, Solar System, The Night Sky, Scale of the Universe, Space Travel and Changing Ideas

These resources are designed to go with the AQA GCE Physics topic ‘Turning Points in Physics’. The resources cover Crooke’s discharge tubes and JJ Thompson’s hypothesis of the electron. The PPT also covers thermionic emission and introductory mathematics for the determination of specific charge.

BTEC Level 3 National Diploma in Applied Science. Unit 16 Astronomy and Space Science. Learning Aim A3: The features and characteristics of the inner and outer planets of our solar system