DC Theory Flashcards

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Engineering notation

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Exponents will always be moved in increments of three. The coefficient is greater than or equal to one and less than 1000.

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Tera

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(T) 10^12 trillion times

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Giga

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(G) 10^9 billion times

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Mega

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(M) 10^6 million times

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Kilo

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(k) 10^3 thousand times

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Milli

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(m) thousandth of 10^-3

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Micro

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(miu) millionth of 10^-6

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Nano

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(n) billionth of 10^-9

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Pico

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(p) Trillionth of 10^-12

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1,001,001,001,000.001001001001

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1,001,001,001,000.001001001001

T. G. M. k. m. u. n. p

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What is atomic theory

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Matter is anything that occupies space, as weight (mass), or requires energy to move. Matter consists of various sized particles, known as molecules.

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What is a molecule

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A molecule is the smallest particle that a compound to be broken down into and still retain the properties of that compound

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What is a compound

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A compound results from the combination of two or more different elements

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14
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What are molecules made up of

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Elements

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What are elements made up of

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Atoms

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What is an atom

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The smallest particle of an element that retains the characteristics of that element

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What does an atom consist of

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Electrons, protons, neutrons.

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18
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What are electrons

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They are negatively charged particles.

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19
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What are protons

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They are positively charged particles.

20
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What are neutrons

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They are neutral particles

21
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What are the two heaviest particles of an Atom

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Protons and neutrons, this is why we are found in the center of an Atom

22
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What our valence electrons

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Electrons found in orbit on the outermost ring, this causes the electron to require less energy to be “knocked out of orbit”

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What is a valence ring

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The outermost ring of an Atom where electrons travel

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The further away from the nucleus that an electron is…

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The less energy is required to “knock that electron out of its orbit”.

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What is electromotive force
The influence that makes electrons move.
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When one coulomb of charge exists, what is the electromotive force?
One volt
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One coulomb is?
6.25E18 electrons
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Letter for electromotive force and how it's measured
E ... In volts
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Current and how it's measured
The directed flow of electrons through a circuit. Amperes
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Resistance and how it's measured
Resistance to current flow. Measures in ohms
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Conductance
Opposite of resistance. Measures in Siemens "s". Symbol for conductance is G
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Compositions of resistors
Carbon, wire wound, metal film, surface mount
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Ohms law
E I = __ R
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LARS
Left add, right subtract
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Ground connections
A common reference point in every circuit
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Earth ground
To the earth
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Chassis ground
Connected to an appliance or the bodywork of a car
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Common
Subió usted yo represent a common return path
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What is the voltage of a ground always assumed to be
Zero
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I
E/R
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E
IR
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R
E/I
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Learn about types of resistors
Learn about fuses and circuit breakers
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Learn about variable resistors
Learn about the parts of a variable resistor
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Measure current
Make a break fill a break
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Measure resistance
De energize the circuit