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Voltage Current and Resistance

The document covers the fundamentals of electricity, including concepts of voltage, current, resistance, and static electricity. It explains how electric charge is measured in coulombs, the role of ammeters and voltmeters in circuits, and the behavior of resistors in series and parallel. Additionally, it touches on the relationship between power, energy, and electricity consumption.

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Voltage Current and Resistance

The document covers the fundamentals of electricity, including concepts of voltage, current, resistance, and static electricity. It explains how electric charge is measured in coulombs, the role of ammeters and voltmeters in circuits, and the behavior of resistors in series and parallel. Additionally, it touches on the relationship between power, energy, and electricity consumption.

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Voltage, current and resistance

Static Electricity
due to electric charge that Friction de used measured in Coloumbs (C)
-

Builds up when 2 insulating


can

builds up on the surface of materials are rubbed to create static

an insulator together electricity


the built up charge
-
one ends up with negative
charge positive +
positive repel
=

flow
can't easily
away
-
one ends up with positive
charge negative +
negative -
repel

A gold leaf electroscope can be


positive +
negative
=
attract
used to detect
charge

Charge and current


Current
-

measure of the rate


of flow of electric >
-
measured in

charge in a circuit
amps using ammeter current =
charge conventional

=
J
charge -
measured in coloumbs

ammeter must be electron


connected in series

Basic circuits : Voltage


Volt meter always goes parallel in a circuit v

electromotive force (Emf) -

energy supplied by a source in driving unit


charge around a complete circuit
voltage around things
that into the circuit
are
putting energy

total pd
.
= total emf
Potential difference (P d) .

voltage around things that are


removing energy

Voltage
-

The work done for


every coulomb of charge that flows around Work done
a circuit
(measured in volts) Charge
L

Current -
A
property of particles
giving a
quantity to their
positivity or
negativity
(measured in Coloumbs)

Rules"

Current is shared between each branch

4d is the same across all branches

Resistance -
lower overall
Resistors in series and parallel I = VR
V
Ri =
Ry + R2 +
...

measured I R
in 22 (ohms)

Resistors
in Parallel

+
) Resistance
is lower than Ri
=
rt +
the lowest
resistance
of the circuit

Current and voltage graphs

Fixed resistor

It

Has a constant increase .


Diode
Directly proportional
V- V+

I-

-
- Only allows
one
way and
current
blocks

current the other way

no
negative
current

Bulb
of the the resistance
It The longer the length wire
larger
The resistance increases

·
RXL
because the temperature
increases

-
VT

sectional the lower the resistance


larger the cross area
the

Ac lengthim
RC length
+
Ra
L

L
cross
sectional
area

Ra temperature

Cross sectional area (mm)


Series Parallel

IFEnerges
In
If =
Iz =
Is
current
It In
= + 12
#Powe
current voltage (voits) Power
Va++= Vi Vz + Vatt =
Vi =
Ve
lamps)
voltage Workdone (1)
V Q- charge
t (C)

Paying for electricity voltage


=
Power
E = DxT
= kWh
t time kilowatt hour
energy
1 hw 1000W
=

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