Electronics

Question 1

Electricity is

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the flow of tiny particles called electrons

Question 2

electric charge

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is a quantity of electricity that is related to the

balance of electrons and protons in an object.

Question 3

3 basic kinds of particles that make up atoms

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protons, electrons, neutrons

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imbalance of charges produces

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static electricity

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Electric charge affects

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the way that objects interact

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the Coulomb force

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The electric force that one charged particle produces on another is called

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Coulomb force is name after

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Charles-Augustin de Coulomb.

Question 8

which material is always electrically conductive

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metals

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speed of light

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186,000 miles per second

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an example of a conductor and an insulator

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• silver, copper, gold

* rubber, oil, glass

Question 11

what is a circuit

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a never-ending looped pathway for

charge carriers

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what happens when you cause a discontinuity in a circuit?

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will prevent charge flow throughout the entire circuit

Question 13

voltage

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the measure of work required to move a unit charge from one location to another, against the force which tries to keep electric charges balanced.

Question 14

voltage (in the context of circuits)

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voltage is the amount of potential energy available (work to be done) per unit charge, to move charges through a conductor

Question 15

electric current

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flow of electric charge in a circuit

the rate of charge flow past a given point in an electric circuit

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unit of electric charge

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ampere

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watts

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rate at which an electrical device is converting energy from one form into another

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currents flow… things and voltages are applied… things

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through, across

always refer to the voltage between two points or
across two points in a circuit. Always refer to current through a device or connection in a circuit.

Question 19

how are voltages generated?

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by doing work on charges in devices

Question 20

we get currents by

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placing voltages across things

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can use…. to measure current

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a multi-meter

Question 22

repeatedly changes its direction of current

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alternating current

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alternating current is caused by

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voltages at the terminals swing from positive to

negative and back

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always flows in the same direction, from positive to negative

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direct current

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Kirchoff's Law states what about voltage

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the sum of all voltage drops within a closed | circuit are equal to zero.

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Kirchoff’s current law states

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that there is a conservation of charge within a circuit, this means that the sum of the current at a particular point (or component/node) are equal to the currents exiting that point.

Question 27

resistance is measured in

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ohms

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resistance is

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the opposition to the flow of current

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ohms law descirbes

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the proportional relationship between voltage and | current,

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Resistors function by

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dissipating power as heat

Question 31

what are capacitors used for?

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waveform, generation, filtering, and blocking and bypass applications

Question 32

the most common uses of capacitors,

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bypass and coupling

Question 33

is the current proportional to voltage in a capacitor?

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no

Question 34

how do capacitors combine in parallel and series compared to resistors?

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capacitors in series combine in the same way as resistors in parallel, conversely capacitors in parallel combine like resistors in series

Question 35

Inductance (L) can be defined as

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the property where a conductor exhibits opposition to the change of electric current flowing through it.

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what is inductance measured in?

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henry (H)

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the inductance of an inductor depends on...

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its the physical properties and construction.

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inductance may be increased by

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reducing the length of the coil, increasing the cross sectional area (A), increasing the number of turns in the coil (N), and by using a core with a high level of permeability (μ)

Question 39

dialetric means...

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material will polarize when in contact with an electric field

Question 40

What is the difference between | an Inductor and Capacitor?

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- Capacitor stores energy in form of an Electric Field and an Inductor stores energy in form of a Magnetic field - Capacitor tries to level the voltage in a circuit / and if the current changes, an inductor will charge or discharge to equalize the current through the circuit.

Question 41

impedance is

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the sum of resistance, capacitive reactance, and inductive reactance Impedance (Z) is the measure of the total opposition to current flow in an alternating current circuit.