Electricity and Energy Flashcards
Current in Series
Current is the same across all points in a series circuit.
Voltage in Series
Voltage adds to give supply voltage
Current in parallel
Current adds to give supply current
Voltage in parallel
Voltage is the same across all points in a parallel circuit.
Word equation for ohms law across a single resistor
Voltage across a resistor = current in resistor = resistance of resistor
gradient formula
m/gradient = ΔV ÷ ΔI
Describe power
Power is energy used per second
Formulae for unit
V = IR, P = E/t, P = IV, Ew = Fd, Ek=1/2mv², Ep = mgh
If a resistor with a resistance of 50 Ohms draws a current of 0.3 Amps, what will the supply voltage be?
V = IR
V = 0.3 x 50
V= 15V
A resistor draws a current of 10mA from a 230V supply. What is the Resistance of the circuit? (Give answer in kΩ)
V = IR
230 = 0.01 R
R = 230/0.01
R = 23000Ω = 23kΩ
Define work done energy
The amount of energy required to complete a task
Define Gravitational potential Energy
The amount of energy gained while rising to a height
If Resistance increases, current …?
decreases
Define kinetic energy
E = 1/2mv²