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Rabina Kadariya

Rabina Kadariya is a passionate physics lecturer and science content writer with a strong academic background and a commitment to scientific education and outreach. She holds an M.Sc. in Physics from Patan Multiple Campus, Tribhuvan University, where she specialized in astronomy and gravitational wave research, including a dissertation on the spatial orientation of angular momentum of galaxies in Abell clusters. Rabina currently contributes as a content writer for ScienceInfo.com, where she creates engaging and educational physics articles for learners and enthusiasts. Her teaching experience includes serving as a part-time lecturer at Sushma/Godawari College and Shree Mangaldeep Boarding School, where she is recognized for her ability to foster student engagement through interactive and innovative teaching methods. Actively involved in the scientific community, Rabina is a lifetime member of the Nepalese Society for Women in Physics (NSWIP). She has participated in national-level workshops and presented on topics such as gravitational wave detection using LIGO/VIRGO open data. Skilled in Python, MATLAB, curriculum development, and scientific communication, she continues to inspire students and promote science literacy through teaching, writing, and public engagement.

Dynamo (DC Generator): Working Principle, Parts & Diagram

December 26, 2025September 22, 2025 by Rabina Kadariya
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A dynamo is one of the major applications of electromagnetic induction. It converts mechanical energy into direct current (DC) electrical energy. It is a traditional electricity generator that generates energy on a huge scale. It played a huge role in … Read more

Electromagnetic Induction (A Level Physics Revision Notes)

July 13, 2026September 18, 2025 by Rabina Kadariya
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Electromagnetic induction is the foundation of electromagnetism. Most important discoveries of physics and electrical engineering are on the basis of this phenomenon. It is the process of producing an electromotive force (EMF) and hence current in a conductor by changing … Read more

Motor Effect: Principle, Direction of Force, Types, Applications

December 26, 2025September 16, 2025 by Rabina Kadariya
Motor Effect

After the successful discovery of the relationship between electric current and magnetic field, there comes its important application called the motor effect. The mechanism of producing a mechanical motion by the interaction of electrical energy and magnetism is seen in … Read more

Magnetic Flux: Formula, Units, Conversion, Calculations, Measurement, Applications

October 19, 2025September 14, 2025 by Rabina Kadariya
Magnetic flux

The concept of electromagnetism lies on those imaginary lines of magnetic field. Thus, the total number of field lines entering and leaving a particular surface area is known as magnetic flux. The field lines also indicate the magnetic field strength. … Read more

Magnetic Effects of Electric Current: Principles & Applications

December 26, 2025September 14, 2025 by Rabina Kadariya
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The electric current along a conductor is eligible to produce a magnetic field around it. This effect is known as the magnetic effects of electric current. This is a naturally occurring fundamental phenomena which is the principle of electromagnetism. Thus, … Read more

AC vs. DC Current: Key Differences, Advantages & Applications

December 26, 2025September 8, 2025 by Rabina Kadariya
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Alternating Current and Direct Current are the configurations to provide direction to the current flow. Alternating Current (AC) vs. Direct Current (DC) comparison shows a huge difference between the two ways of current flow. DC is taken as the setup … Read more

Direct Current (DC): Definition, Sources, Symbol & Uses

December 26, 2025September 5, 2025 by Rabina Kadariya
Direct Current

In electricity, current can be made to flow in two ways: either uniformly or periodically back and forth. Direct current (DC) is a type of electric current where the electric charges always move in a uniform direction, thus producing steady … Read more

Characteristics of Alternating Current (A Level Physics Revision Notes)

July 13, 2026September 1, 2025 by Rabina Kadariya
Alternating Current

We know in DC circuits, the current is made to flow in a uniform direction. However, electric charge can also flow periodically in reverse direction. This flow of current is known as Alternating Current; The polarity of AC keeps changing … Read more

Far Point and Near Point of Human Eye: Definitions & Standard Values

December 26, 2025August 16, 2025 by Rabina Kadariya
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Definition of Near Point (Least Distance of Distinct Vision) Human beings or any other living organisms have their unique vision characteristics. A human eye can only see an object sharply and clearly to a certain extent without creating any strain … Read more

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