Ohm's Law — V = IR

Description

A water pipe analogy introduces voltage, current, and resistance intuitively. A circuit diagram then shows these quantities. Increasing voltage drives more current. A V-I graph shows the linear relationship.

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Phases

#	Phase Name	Duration	Description
1	Water Analogy	3s	Pipe with water: pressure, flow, narrow section
2	Circuit Diagram	3s	Battery + resistor + ammeter circuit
3	V increasing	2.5s	Voltage goes up, current arrow grows
4	V-I Graph	2.5s	Linear V vs I graph drawn
5	Formula	1.5s	V = IR displayed with example numbers

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Layout

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|  Ohm's Law — V = IR                              |
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|  [Pipe analogy: pressure→flow→resistance]        |
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|  [Circuit: ─── battery ─── R ─── ammeter ───]   |
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|  [V-I linear graph]                              |
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|  V = IR   (e.g. 12V = 4A × 3Ω)                  |
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Area Descriptions

• Top: water pipe analogy
• Middle: circuit diagram
• Right: V-I graph
• Bottom: formula

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Assets & Dependencies

• Fonts: LaTeX / sans-serif
• Manim version: ManimCE 0.19.1

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Notes

• High school level
• Use blue for current flow, yellow for voltage, red for resistance