Technology With Paul Part 1 Why do electronics lose charge?

Explain: Why do you think electronics lose charge?

When your phone, tablet or computer saves data how does it do that? Which electronic component helps your device save data?

• Memory Card

• Capacitor

• Mother Board

If you put your phone to charge via USB why does it charge slower than it does through a Wall Outlet?

• Because electrons will take time to transfer from 1 device to another depending on the storage

• Because USB Cable do not give electricity

• Because of the charging ports

Your phone is REALLY hot in the percent of 87. Give a reason why that might be the case.

What happens if you connect your phone that obviously has a capacity of 100. And if you were to connect that a power supply that would produce 5.673 Volts Per Second would your phone burn? Yes or No

• Yes

• No

Soon the charger gets the electricity from the wall outlet and in your device. What then?

Keep In Mind electronics lose charge because the Capacitor that was used to build up that charge releases charge depending on the storage. Lets say that your phone has 15.57 GB how much charge is it going to take away from your phone?