Circuits And Resistance (dr Spear) Flashcards

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Potential difference (1)

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The measure of how much energy is being transferred between two points in a circuit. Measured in Volts (V)

Formula: I * R

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2
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Charge

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Charge is a property of a particle

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Current

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The amount of charge flowing per second. Measured in amps (A)

Formula: I (A) = V/R

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4
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Resistance

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Opposition to the flow of current . Measured in ohms

Formula: R = V/I

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5
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Potential difference

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The cell or battery provides the push to push the charges in between two points of a circuit. The push is the potential difference.

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6
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Battery

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A device that stores chemical energy and converts it to electrical energy

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7
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Electron

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A smaller particle of an atom

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Fixed Resistor

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A fixed resistor has a fixed, defined resistance and allows fixed current through the components

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Variable resistor

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A resistor in which the resistance chan be adjusted and the amount of current can be changed

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10
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Electron

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Electron is one of 3 smaller particles that make up an atom

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11
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Positive charge

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Positive charge is a charge that exists in a body that has fewer electrons than protons

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12
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Negative charge

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When an object has more electrons than protons is called a negative charge.

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