2.7-2.21 energy and voltage in circuits Flashcards

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why are series or parallel circuits more appropriate for particular appliances

A

-in a parallel circuit each component is independently connected to the voltage source, meaning the failure of one component does not affect others

  • in a series circuit, if one component fails, all will go out
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describe a series circuit in terms of voltage, current and components

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As voltage increases the current also increases.
In general, the more components in a circuit, the lower the current.

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3
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what can LEDS be used for

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to indicate the presence of a current in a circuit

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4
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how do you calculate voltage?

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voltage= current x resistance

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5
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define current

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rate of flow of charge

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6
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how do you calculate charge?

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charge= current x time

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7
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define voltage

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energy transferred per unit of charge

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8
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how to calculate energy transferred?

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energy transferred= charge x voltage

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