P4.3 - Potential Difference And Resistance (Finished) Flashcards

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What is current measured din?

A

Amperes, A

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What is the formula linking potential difference, current and resistance?

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Potential difference = current * resistance

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What is the formula that links potential difference, energy transferred and charge?

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Potential difference across a component = energy transferred (J) * charge (C)

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What is resistance caused by?

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Electrons passing through a (e.g. bulb) have to push their way past lots of vibrating atoms. These atoms resist the passage of electrons through the component.

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What is an ohmic conductor?

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Ohmic conductors are conductors that don’t change in resistance as current changes, provided a constant temperature

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At a constant temperature, how can the curent flowing through an ohmic conductor be found?

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At a constant temperature, the current flowing through an ohmic conductor is directly proportional to the potential difference across it

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What dare some examples of ohmic conductors?

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Wires, resitors

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What does ohms law state?

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Ohms law states that the current flowing through a resistor at a constant temperature is directly proportional to the potential difference across it

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