Electricity Flashcards
equation that defines current
I=Q/t
equation that defines voltage
V=EQ
equation that defines resistance
R=V/I
equation that defines power
P=E/t
Ohms Law
I=kV provided that temp remains constant
Kirchoff’s Laws
1) coservation of charge/ current
2) conservation of energy/ voltage
Resistance in series vs parallel
series: Rt=R1+R2
parallel: 1/Rt= 1/R1 + 1/R2
Cells in series vs parallel
series: Vt= V1 +V2 (used to increase voltage)
parallel: Vt=V1 (used to increase current)
2 cells in series has 4× more resistance than w cells in parallel
Resistivity definition and equation
Measure if how good or bad a conductor is
R=(pl)÷A
Equation showing relationship between resistance and voltage
Vt ÷ Vout = Rt ÷R¹
calculation for e.m.f.
emf=IR+Ir
Application of low internal resistance
minimise lost colts in CAR BATTERY
-battery has relatively low emf and power supplied must be high. P=VV/R
Superconductivity
substance with 0resistance below its critical temperature (close to 0Kelvin)
Uses of Superconductivity
transmission cable- get 100% efficiency, no use for transformers
Osscilscope Calculations
amplitude (Vo)- y axis time period (s)- x axis f=1/t