Electricity And Magnetism Flashcards
Charged particles not moving
Static electricity
Charged oarticles moving
Current electricity
Charged oarticles moving
Current electricity
Current in circuit directly proportional to electric potential difference and inversele to resistance
Greater battery voltage -> greater current -> less resistance
I= V/R
I= current
V=Voltage
R= resistance
Ohm’s law
Charges passing thru per unit of time
Unit Å amperes
Current
Electric potential difference that cause charges to move
Unit V volts
Voltage
Opposition on movement of charges
Dependent on the properties of material of conductor
Unit Ohms
Resistance
Loads are connected end to end
One path for current
Series circuit
Current has 2 or more paths to flow upon
Parallel circuit
Quantity of work a circuit can do
Amt of electrical energy transferred per unit time
Unit W Watts or Joule/sec
Electrical Power
Physical manifestation of force caused by magnets
Magnetism
Forces between 2 charged objects
Distance increase -> force and electric field increase
Fe= kq1q2/r²
Coulomb’s Law
Spontaneously passed between 2 bodies due to temperature difference
Heat
Total Kinetic energy in object
Temperature
Absolute zero temperature
Kelvin