Spec 7408
Step-by-step AQA A Level Physics lessons by topic, building up to exam-style questions. Physics is one of the most mathematically demanding A Levels -- at least 40% of the marks require maths skills at Level 2 (GCSE) standard or above, so build calculation and graph-handling fluency alongside the conceptual content from the start.
Measurements and their errors
Particles and radiation
Particles
Electromagnetic radiation and quantum phenomena
Waves
Progressive and stationary waves
Refraction, diffraction and interference
Mechanics and materials
Force, energy and momentum
Materials
Electricity
Current electricity
Further mechanics and thermal physics (A-level only)
Periodic motion (A-level only)
Thermal physics (A-level only)
Fields and their consequences (A-level only)
Gravitational fields (A-level only)
Electric fields (A-level only)
Capacitance (A-level only)
Magnetic fields (A-level only)
Nuclear physics (A-level only)
Radioactivity (A-level only)
Astrophysics (A-level only)
Telescopes (A-level only)
Classification of stars (A-level only)
Cosmology (A-level only)
Medical physics (A-level only)
Physics of the eye (A-level only)
Physics of the ear (A-level only)
Biological measurement (A-level only)
Non-ionising imaging (A-level only)
X-ray imaging (A-level only)
Radionuclide imaging and therapy (A-level only)
Engineering physics (A-level only)
Rotational dynamics (A-level only)
Thermodynamics and engines (A-level only)
Turning points in physics (A-level only)
The discovery of the electron (A-level only)
Wave-particle duality (A-level only)
Special relativity (A-level only)
Electronics (A-level only)
Discrete semiconductor devices (A-level only)
Analogue and digital signals (A-level only)
Analogue signal processing (A-level only)
Operational amplifier in:
Digital signal processing (A-level only)
Data communication systems (A-level only)
