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A-Level Physics · 9 Electricity

Potential difference and energy per charge for A-Level Physics

Potential difference and energy per charge is mapped to 9 Electricity in the Cambridge International AS & A Level Physics pathway. Use this public guide to see exactly where the concept fits, what to master, and which GioPhysics resource continues the study sequence.

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9 Electricity

Curriculum
Cambridge International AS & A Level Physics
Theme or group
AS Level foundations
Current framework
Examinations in 2025–2027 · Version 1

Charge, current, p.d. and power, resistance and resistivity, and I–V characteristics are in Chapter 22; non-ohmic components are in Chapter 23.

Know what success looks like.

  1. 01

    Track energy transfers with a clearly stated system boundary.

  2. 02

    Choose the appropriate work, energy, or power relationship and keep its sign convention visible.

  3. 03

    Account for useful output, dissipation, and conservation before judging the final value.

Build, apply, check.

9 Electricity sits inside AS Level foundations. Build the concept first, then practise selecting a model, showing working, and checking the final result.

9 Electricity

This syllabus point maps to 7 ordered concept guides.

  1. 01Electric current and charge carriers
  2. 02Potential difference and energy per chargeCurrent guide
  3. 03Electrical power
  4. 04Resistance, Ohm's law, and I-V graphs
  5. 05Resistivity
  6. 06Non-ohmic components
  7. 07Thermistors and light-dependent resistors

Choose the right next step.

The curriculum context stays public. Lesson and presentation access follows the existing GioPhysics membership rules.

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