Electricity Flashcards

1
Q

What is the equation for calculating the number of electrons in a circuit/component?

A

Number of electrons = Total Charge (Q) / Charge on electron

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2
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What is the formula linking charge current and time?

A

I = change in Q / change in T

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3
Q

What part of the circuit do electrons come from?

A

They come from the wire

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4
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How do you calculate total resistance in series circuits?

A

Rt = R1 + R2 + R3

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5
Q

How do you calculate total resistance in parallel circuits?

A

Rt = R1-1 + R2-1 + R3-1

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6
Q

In series, the potential difference in the components are ____

A

Divided

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7
Q

In series the current is ____

A

Equal

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8
Q

In parallel the potential difference is ____

A

Equal

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9
Q

In parallel the current is ____

A

Divided

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10
Q

What is the conservation of energy?

A

In a closed loop, the sum of potential difference is equal to the potential difference supplied

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11
Q

What is the conservation of charge?

A

The sum of currents entering and leaving a junction is 0

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12
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What is true about the potential difference across each resistor in parallel?

A

The potential difference is always the same

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13
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In a parallel circuit, the sum of currents in the main current is equal to….

A

The sum of the currents in the separate branches

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14
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How do you know if a component is an ohmic conductor?

A

If it obeys Ohm’s law

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