Electricity Flashcards

(16 cards)

1
Q

A.C Signals

A

Produced by Outlets
Alternates both directions

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2
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D.C Signals

A

Produced by Batteries
Travels one directions

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3
Q

Define Capacitance

A

The charge stored per unit voltage

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4
Q

1 Farad
Is equivalent to:

A

1 coulomb per volt

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5
Q

Define forward bias using p and n type junctions

A

P type connected to the positive
N type connected to the negative

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6
Q

Define reverse bias with p and n type junctions

A

P type connected to the negative side
N type connected to the positive side

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7
Q

Current flow only occurs is what bias

A

Forward bias

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8
Q

Electrons move from n to p type creating…

A

Holes

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9
Q

Charging graph:
Current and time on capacitatorp

A

Slowing Curve downwards

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10
Q

Charging graphs:
Voltage against time

A

Slowing curve upwards

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11
Q

Define open circuit

A

A circuit where no current flows

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12
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Define e.m.f

A

The energy supplied to each coulomb of charge passing through the battery

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13
Q

Define short circuit

A

When internal and load resistance are equivalent

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14
Q

How to find the internal resistance from a graph

A

Plot voltage on y
Plot current on x
E.m.f is y intercept
r is gradient *-1

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15
Q

Effect on t.p.d
When current increases

A

Lost volts increases
T.p.d decreases

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