Electrostatic & Electrodynamics Flashcards

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1
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What is voltage?

A

Electromotive force (potential diffence)

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2
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V=?

A

V = E/Q (energy/charge)
V = lR ( current • resistance)

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3
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Unit of voltage

A

Volts (v)

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4
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Unit of energy

A

Joules ( J )

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5
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Unit of charge

A

Coulombs (c)

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6
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Unit of current

A

Amps (A)

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7
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Unit of resistance

A

Ohms (omega)

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8
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What is current?

A

Rate of flow of electrons

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9
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I=?

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I= Q/t ( charge / time )
I= V/R

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10
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Unit of time

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Seconds (s)

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11
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What is resistance?

A

Opposition to the flow of electric current

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12
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R=?

A

R= V/I

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13
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What is electrical power?

A

Rate at which energy is transferred in a circut

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14
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P=?

A

P= E/t (energy/time)
P= IV (current • voltage)

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15
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Unit for power

A

Watts (W)

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16
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What is coulombs law used for?

A

Calculating the force between 2 charged particles

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17
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What happens when you get a positive value when calculating using coulombs law?

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Particles repel eachother (as they were either both positive or negative)

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18
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What happens when you get a negative value when calculating using coulombs law?

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Particles attract (since one is negative & one is positive)

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19
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Formula for coulombs law, F =?

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F= Ke( (Q1 • Q2) / r^2 )

F= force
Ke= Coulomb’s constant
Q1= charge of particle 1
Q2= charge of particle 2
r= radius

20
Q

R=?
Mnemonic

A

R= roh ( L / A )

R= resistance
Roh= resistivity
L= length
A= area
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21
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What is the opposite of resistance & resistivity?

A

Conducting & conductor

22
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Symbols for resistor

A

Google answer

23
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Symbols for battery/power supply

A

Google answer

24
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Symbols for voltmeter & ammeter

A

Google answer

25
What is Kirchhoff's first law?
Total current entering a junction = total current leaving the junction
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What is Kirchhoff's second law?
The direct sum of the potential differences (voltages) around any closed loop is zero
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If 1 thing in series circuit stops working what happens?
The whole circuit will stop working
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What happens to voltage in a series circuit?
It is shared across the components
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What is current in a series circuit?
Constant (identical across elements)
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What is the total resistance in a series circuit?
Sum of all individual resistances
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What happens to a parallel circuit if 1 loop breaks?
Circuit still remains in tact
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How is voltage distributed in parallel circuits?
All components in each loop get the full voltage
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How is current distributed in parallel circuits?
It is shared between the loops
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What happens to the total resistance of a parallel circuit when we add more loops with components?
The total resistance decreases
35
Formula for calculating total resistance for resistors in parallel
1 / R =1/R1 + 1/R2….
36
Will resistance of a wire increase if voltage is increased?
No it is an inherent property
37
What happens to the magnetic field when the wire is wrapped into a coil?
It becomes stronger
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What happens to electromagnetic field of a wire coil when current is increased?
Magnetic field increases
39
What kind of current is generated when a magnet is passed through a wire coil in one direction?
The amp meter shows a current is generated, a dc current
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What kind of current is generated when a magnet is passed through a wire coil in alternating directions?
The current alternates direction and ac current is generated
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What happens to the current when moving the magnet faster?
Current is stronger
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What happens to the current when using a stronger magnet?
Current also increases
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What happens to the current when using a larger coil with more turns?
Current gets stronger
44
What can be adjusted when using an electromagnet?
The current & voltage to vary the strength of the magnetic field & the induced current
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Easy way to create a current in a coil?
Rotating a magnet & placing the coils around it
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Where is the strongest part of the magnetic field on a magnet?
At the ends where the magnetic field lines converge