Electricity Flashcards

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1
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What does emf mean?

A

The electrical energy per unit of charge produced by the source

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2
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What is the internal resistance?

A

Loss of pd per unit current in the source when current passes through the source

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3
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What is lost pd?

A

The energy per coulomb dissipated inside the cell due to its internal resistance

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4
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Straight line graph equation for voltage to current

A

V=e-Ir

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5
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Equation to work out current through the cells in parallel

A

I/n(number of cells)

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6
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The pd across a forward biased diode

A

0.6

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7
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What happens to a light dependant resistor if the light intensity increases?

A

Resistance and pd falls

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8
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Definition of pd

A

Defined as the work done ( or energy transfer) per unit charge

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9
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Symbol for work done

A

J or W

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10
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Ohms law?

A

Pd across a metallic conductor is proportional to the current through it, provided the physical conditions dont change

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11
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On a graph comparing current to pd for a thermistor what temp gives a steeper gradient?

A

Higher temperature

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12
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What happens when a thermistor gets hotter?

A

Resistance falls

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13
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What is the pd across resistors in parallel?

A

The same

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14
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How to find the current through a resistor in parallel?

A

V/Rn

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15
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Total current through resistors in parallel?

A

Current of both added together

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16
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What does emf stand for?

A

Electromotive force