Chapter 4 Handout Flashcards

1
Q

Primary function: to convert electric energy
into electromagnetic energy.

A

X-ray Imaging System

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2
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The study of stationary electric charges

A

Electrostatics

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3
Q

Matter has mass & energy equivalence. Matter also may have _____!

A

electric charge

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4
Q

Fundamental Unit (SI) of Electric Charge:

A

coulomb (C)

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5
Q

1 C = ???

A

6 x 10^18 electron charges

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6
Q

The object that has too few or too many
electrons

A

Electrified

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7
Q
  • The process of adding or removing electrons from an object.
  • It is created by contact, friction or by
    induction
A

Electrification

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8
Q

The object that behaves as a reservoir for
stray electric charges.

A

Electric Ground

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9
Q

Electric field radiate ___ from positive
charge; Electric field radiate ____ a negative charge

A

out ; toward

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10
Q

What particles do not have electric
field?

A

Uncharged Particles

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11
Q

The lines of force exerted on charged ions in the tissues by the electrodes.

A

Electric Field

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12
Q

Positive charge: points _____
Negative charge: points _____

A

outward ; toward

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13
Q
  • The force of attraction between unlike
    charges or repulsion between like charges
  • Directly proportional to the product of the charges
  • Inversely proportional to the square of the distance between them
A

Electrostatic Force

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14
Q

The electrostatic force is directly proportional to the product of the electrostatic charges & inversely proportional to the square of the distance
between them

A

Coulomb’s Law

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15
Q

Electric charge distribution is ______
throughout or on the surface!

A

uniform

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16
Q

Electric charge of a conductor is concentrated along the __________.

A

the sharpest curvature of the surface!

17
Q

SI Unit of Electric Potential:

18
Q

1 V:

19
Q

The study of electric charges in motion

A

Electrodynamics

20
Q

Work with electric current

A

Electrical Engineer

21
Q

Concerned with electron flow

22
Q

Four States of Matter

A

Conductor, Insulator, Semiconductor,
Superconductor

23
Q

Any substance through which electrons flow easily

A

Conductor

Examples: copper (Z=29), aluminum (Z=13)
& water

24
Q

Any material that does not allow electron
flow

A

Insulator

Examples: glass, rubber & clay

25
A material that some conditions behaves as an insulator & as a conductor
Semiconductor
26
Any material that allows electrons to flow without resistance
Superconductor
27
He demonstrated semiconduction
William Shockley (1946)
28
The property of some matter to exhibit no resistance below a critical temperature
Superconductivity (1911)
29
The path of electron flow from the generating source through the various components & back again
Electric Circuits
30
Increasing electric resistance results in a reduced ______!
electric current
31
The flow of electrons through a conductor
Electric Current/Electricity
32
It is measured in ohms (Ω)
Electric Resistance
33
It is measured in volts (V)
Electric Potential
34
The voltage across the total circuit or any portion of the circuit is equal to the current times the resistance
Ohm’s Law
35
Two Basic Types of Electric Circuits
Series & Parallel Circuits