Electricity , frequency... need help

hello, i was wondering if someone could point me to a web site that teaches people about electricity and correlation between V and frequency and if you manipulate the frequency what happens to the current. stuff like that.. im very interested in it.

thank you.

[edit on 16-12-2006 by thedangler]

Okay, here is a GOGGLE search for alternating current

I think you should find what you need there. Or at least it is a start, to get you going in the right direction.

and some basics here:

www.school-for-champions.com...

[edit on 12/16/2006 by Mechanic 32]

I can tune you in a little mate, The current isn't so "much" dependent on frequency as thats a function of the Voltage applied ( Volts ) and the resistivity of the circuit.

The best way of laymanning it is like this, imagine a pump pumping water through a pipe. The pump and its pressure = Volts and the water flow = Amps ( current ). The diameter of the pipe ( acts resistively ) so at a certain pressure only so much water can flow without upping the pressure. If you restrict the diameter of the pipe then less water can flow and a greater pressure drop occurs across this pipe ( Volt Drop ).

Frequency is a different beast as if you were to use AC in the above senario you would have to imagine a pump that can reverse itself which is impractible for layman terms.

Typically you use a function of Voltage Applied or resistive variance to change current ( in simple terms ) but you can also use chokes ( Inductors ) to limit inrush currents and to boost voltages used in circuits to provide an inductive kick like in the case of Car Coils.

thank you very much... ill come back with my advanched knownledge and change the world... hope fully.