1.11 Resistance, Resistivity Flashcards

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Ohms law

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The current through a metallic conductor is directly proportional to the applied pd, provided the temperature is constant

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2
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Resistance question

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R=V/I

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3
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Joules law equations

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P=I^2.R
P=V^2/R

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4
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Resistors in series

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Rt=R1+R2+R3…

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Resistors In parallel

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1/Rt=1/R1+1/R2+1/R3…
Or when it is just two
Rt= R1xR2/R1+R2

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6
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Resistivity equation

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q=RA/L

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7
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EMF equation

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E=I(R+r)

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8
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Internal resistance equation

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E=Ir+V

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9
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Superconductor definition

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A material which loses all of its electrical resistivity to become a perfect conductor when below its critical temperature

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Resistivity definition

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The resistance of 1m of material of cross sectional area 1m^2

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11
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Lost volts definition

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‘The energy dissipated per unit charge within a cell due to the interns, resistance’

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