Basic Electricity 1 Study Guide Flashcards
1
Q
- What are valence electrons?
A
Outer shell
2
Q
- Materials that have 5 or more valence electrons are known as what?
A
Insulator
3
Q
- Materials that have less than 4 valence electrons are known as what?
A
Conductor
4
Q
- Actual current flow is from
A
Negative to Positive.
4
Q
- The conventional theory says electricity flows from
A
Positive to Negative.
5
Q
- What is E.M.F.?
A
Electromotive Force
6
Q
- What is E.M.F. measured in?
A
Voltage
7
Q
- What letter is used to represent voltage (E.M.F.)?
A
E
8
Q
- Current is defined as?
A
Flow of electron
9
Q
- Current is measured in what unit?
A
Amps
10
Q
- What letter is used to designate current?
A
I
11
Q
- Resistance is defined as what?
A
Opposition to electron flow
12
Q
- Resistance is measured in what?
A
Ohms
13
Q
- Resistance is designated by what letter?
A
R
14
Q
- Power is defined as what?
A
Work done in a circuit
15
Q
- Power is measured in what?
A
Watts
16
Q
- What letter is used to designate power?
A
P
17
Q
- Convert .0056 volts to milli-volts.
A
5.6 kV
18
Q
- Convert 24,175 ohms to kilo-ohms.
A
24.175k Ohms
19
Q
- Convert 31.7 mega-ohms to ohms.
A
31,700,000 Ohms
20
Q
- Convert 5.3 micro-amps to amps.
A
0.0000053m A
21
Q
- What are the two formulas used to represent ohms’ law?
A
E=IR P=IE