Understanding Magnetism of Matter and Electromagnetic Oscillations in LRC Circuits

Jan 22, 2026

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This lecture explores the principles of magnetism of matter and the dynamics of electromagnetic oscillations. We cover the behavior of driven and damped LRC circuits, including their applications such as the Tesla coil. Understanding Maxwell's equations is crucial for grasping these concepts. The session provides a comprehensive summary of how magnetic fields interact with materials and the resonance phenomena in alternating current systems. Ideal for physics students seeking to deepen their knowledge of electromagnetism and circuit theory.

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Understanding Magnetism of Matter and Electromagnetic Oscillations in LRC Circuits

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PHYS152Lecture 11 Ch 32 Magnetism of Matter Ch 33 Electromagnetic Oscillations and Alternating Current Eunil Won Korea University
Magnetism
Driven LRC circuit
Damped LRC circuit
Tesla Coil
Summary Maxwell equation:

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