
TEKS:P.6D/E
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Katherine Moser
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A Review of Key Concepts in Electrical Circuits
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I am learning how to use schematics to analyze, design, and construct circuits, and learn the functions of switches, wires, resistors, lightbulbs, batteries, voltmeters, and ammeters
I am learning how electrical energy is transformed into other forms of energy in electric circuits and electrical devices.
Learning Goals
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Ohm: SI unit of resistance (Ω)
Resistor: Controls current in circuits
Series Connection: Single current path
Parallel Connection: Multiple current paths
Superconductor: Zero resistance material
Kilowatt-hour: Energy unit (1kWh = 1000W for 1 hour)
Electric Current: Flow of charged particles
Conventional Current: Direction in which a positive test charge moves
Electric Circuit: A closed loop allowing charge flow
Battery: Converts chemical energy to electrical energy
Ampere: Measures electric current (1C/s)
Resistance: Impedance to charge flow
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How can you calculate electric power and energy use?
How do charges flow in electrically powered devices?
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SERIES Circuit: Circuit with a single path for a current.
Characteristics:
-One break stops all current
-The current is the same at all points
-Voltage is divided amongst the components
Types of Circuits: Series
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Parallel Circuit: Circuit with multiple paths for current.
Characteristics:
A break in one branch does not stop other branches
Voltage is the same across all branches
Current is divided among branches
Types of Circuits:
Parallel
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Formula: V=IR
V=Voltage (Volts)
I=Current (Amperes)
R=Resistance (Ohms)
Example Problem:
Given: V=12V, R=6Ω
Find I=?
Solution: I=V/R=12V/6Ω=2A
Ohm's Law
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Given: P=60W, V=120V
Find: I=?
Solution: I=P/V=60W/120V=0.5A
Example Problem:
P=IV
P=Power (Watts)
I=Current (Amperes)
V=Voltage (Volts)
Electrical Power Formula:
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Switches: Control circuit flow
Wires: Conduct electricity
Resistors: Limit Current
Lightbulbs: Convert electrical energy to light
Batteries: Provide energy
Voltmeters: Measures voltage
Ammeters: Measure current
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Summary & Key Takeaways
A circuit must be closed for current to flow
Electrical power depends on voltage and current
Current flow through conductive materials
A Review of Key Concepts in Electrical Circuits
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