13.2 More about resistance Flashcards

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1
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Resistors in series pass the…

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…same current

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The total pd of resistors in series is equal to the…

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…sum of the individual pds

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Total resistance of resistors in series is equal to the sum of the individual resistances:

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R = R1+R2+R3+….

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Resistors in parallel have the…

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…same pd

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The current through a parallel combination of resistors is equal to…

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…the sum of the individual currents

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Total resistance of resistors in parallel can be found using:

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1/R = 1/R1+1/R2+1/R3+….

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What is the heating effect of an electric current in any component due to

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The resistance of the component
The charge carriers repeatedly collide with the positive ions of the conducting material
There is a net transfer of energy from the charge carriers to the positive ions as a result of these collisions
After a charge carrier loses kinetic energy in such a collision, the force due to the pd across the material accelerates it until it collides with another positive ion

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If the component is at constant temperature heat transfer to the surroundings takes place at the same rate, therefore, the rate of heat transfer =

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I^2R

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If the component heats up, its temperature rise depends on…

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…the power supplied to it I^2R, and the rate of heat transfer to the surroundings

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10
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The energy transferred to the object by the electric current in time t =

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power x time = I^2R

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The energy transfer per second to the component does not depend on…

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…the direction of the current

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How can the power of a resistor be calculated

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P=V^2/R

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