- A History of Electricity and Magnetism, to Conservation of Charge
- Introduction
- Early History
- How the Amber Effect Works
- Seventeenth.Century Electricity and Magnetism
- Gilbert’s Systematic Study of the Amber Effect
- The Versorium: The First Instrument for Detecting Electricity
- Eighteenth-Century Electricity
- Gray: Conductors versus Insulators
- Coulomb’s Law for Static Electricity, Principle of Superposition
- The Electric Field
- Gauss’s Law: Flux and Charge Are Related
- Electrical Potential Energy and Electrical Potential
- Capacitance
- Ohm’s Law: Electric Current Is Driven by Emf, and Limited by Electrical Resistance
- Batteries, Kirchhoff’s Rules, and Complex Circuits
- The Magnetism of Magnets
- How Electric Currents Interact with Magnetic Fields
- How Electric Currents Make
- Magnetic Fields: The Biot-Savart Law and Amp re’s Law
- Faraday’s Law of Electromagnetic Induction
- Mechanical Implications of Faraday’s Law: Motors and Generators
- Alternating Current Phenomena: Signals and Power
- Maxwell’s Equations and Electromagnetic Radiation
- Optics
- Appendix A – General Mathematics Review
- Appendix B – Introduction to Spreadsheets