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1
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equation for total charge (Q)? (n, q)

A

Q = nq

total charge = no. of charge carriers x charge of 1 charge carrier

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equation for current (I)? (Q, t)

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I = ΔQ/Δt

current = [change in] charge/[change in] time

can remember using “QuIt”:
ΔQ = IΔt

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equation for potential difference (V)? (E, Q)

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potential difference = energy [transferred] [or work done]/charge

V = ΔE/ΔQ

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equation for resistance (R) of phonic resistor? (V,I)

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R = V/I

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5
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equation for conductance (G)? (R)

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G = 1/R

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equation for conductance (G)? (V, I)

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G = I/V

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equation for power (P)? (W or E, t)

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P = W/t
or
P = E/t

where W = work done, or E = energy transferred

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equation for power (P)? (I, V)

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P = IV

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equation for power (P)? (V, R)

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P = (V^2)/R

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equation for power dissipation (P)? (I, R)

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P = (I^2)R

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equation for power (P)? (F, v)

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P = Fv

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equation for work done (W)/energy transferred (E)? (V, I, t)

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W = VIt
or
E = VIt

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equation for current (I)? (P, V)

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I = P/V

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equation for current (I)? (V, R)

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I = V/R

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equation for resistance (R)? (V, P)

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R = (V^2)/P

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equation for pd (V)? (P, I)

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V = P/I

17
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equation for pd (V)? (R, P)

A

V = √(RP)

18
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equation for pd (V)? (I,R)

A

V = IR

19
Q

how does V behave in a series circuit?

A

V total = V1 + V2 + V3 + …

20
Q

how does I behave in a series circuit?

A

I total = I1 = I2 = I3 = …

21
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how does R behave in a series circuit?

A

R total = R1 + R2 + R3 + …

22
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how does G behave in a series circuit?

A

1/(G total) = 1/(G1) + 1/(G2) + 1/(G3) + …

23
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how does I behave in parallel circuit?

A

I total = I1 + I2 + I3 + …

24
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how does V behave in parallel circuit?

A

V total = V1 = V2 = V3 = …

25
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how does R behave in parallel circuit?

A

1/(R total) = 1/(R1) + 1/(R2) + 1/(R3) + …

26
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how does G behave in parallel circuit?

A

G total = G1 + G2 + G3 + …

27
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equation for resistivity (ρ)? (R, A, L)

A

ρ = RA/L
or
RA = Lρ
“ralp”

28
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equation for conductivity (σ)? (G, L, A)

A

σ = GL/A
or
GL = Aσ
“glass” (bc sigma makes an “s” noise)

29
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equation for resistivity (ρ)? (σ)

A

ρ = 1/σ

30
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equation for emf (ε)? (I, r, V)

A

ε = V + Ir
or
V = ε - Ir

where ε = emf and r = internal resistance

31
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equation for emf (ε)? (I, R, r)

A

ε = I(R + r)

32
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equation for emf (ε)? (V, v lost)

A

ε = V + v lost
or
V = ε - v lost

where V = terminal pd and v lost = energy lost/work done in overcoming internal resistance

33
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equation for V out in potential divider circuit? (R1, R2, V in)

A

V out = V in x [R2/(R1 + R2)]

34
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ratio of Vs to Rs in potential divider circuit? (V1, V2, R1, R2)

A

V1:V2 = R1:R2

35
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equation for sensitivity [of sensor]?

A

sensitivity = change in output/change in input
or
sensitivity = Δreading on instrument/Δexternal condition
or
sensitivity = meter resolution/Δexternal condition

where external condition = eg, temp

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equation for sensitivity for thermometer/heat sensor circuit? (R min, T min)

A

sensitivity = ΔR min/ΔT min
or
sensitivity = meter resolution/ΔT min

where R min = min value of ΔR and ΔT = value of ΔT for ΔR min