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Summary of the Electric Circuits section of the IEB Physical Sciences final examination, including terminology, definitions, equations, and theory of circuits, alternating current and diodes

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ELECTRIC CIRCUITS
(Electricity movemento f charge)
-




Charge is property a electron
symbol:Q unit:Coulomb (C)
·
a of proton or an




&charges
Current is the rate of flow of charge symbol:I unit:Ampere (AL It
q
=
·
are
in
↳>
measured with an ammeter connected in series

↳P direction (unless otherwise stated) is conventional current direction (flow oft charges from +
to->



3
-
L
>

conventional current direction
if no assume conventional current
E
arrow - >

electron
=



direction
current


·
Resistance is a material's opposition to the flow of
e lectric current
symbol:R unit: Ohm (F)


-mergen
how difficult for
Li.e. i t is the
charges to more
through unter
↳> Factors affectresistance:
that


·
temp (Itemp =
PR)
·

length of wirelfilament (Plength TR) =




·

diameter (I diameter/width $R) =




type of material
·




ge
Potential difference is the work done per unitpositive charge Symbol: V unit:Volt (V)
ete
·




↳ measured with
voltmeter connected in parallel over
any
2
points v Y
=




· emf/=max.
energy supplied by battery CONSTANT)
(ALWAYS:
↳)
measured when switch is OPEN flowing
(nocurrent

↳ cells in series - add


parallel: E
↳D cells in of 1
only
Internal resistance
Symbol:r Unit: Ohm (R) Rext external resistance (notincluding v)
=
·




↳>
cells in series - r r, re V3
+ +
=




↳ cells in parallel -t t, ri t3 =
+ +




·
Voad potential difference of battery (i.e. real of
amt
energy every charge will
have available to transfer)


indicates V whole
of circuit

↳ NOT CONSTANT

↳ CLOSED (currentflowing)
measured when switch is

·
Vinternal resistance (Vost- energy percoulomb 'lost' inside the battery due to internal resistance (r)


emf Vload
= -

Viost
↳ no internal resistance 0 ...
Vost emf=Vload
.:
=
-
r =
0




Vy of IC
=

amount of will transfer to serific
charge resistor as it through it
·

energy a
passes


Symbols
· a
closed switch V voltmeter
X lamp, lightbulb

⑧ · open switch A ammeter resistor


in
Y
call
variable resistor

Filli-battery

Ohm's law ⑬ use subscripts!!!
The current potential difference
through a conductor is directly proportional to the across the conductor


at a temperature
constant


whole circuit Rext=Vd I

tot


Leg Ror**, Rp =
Vij
one resistor Ris =

Eis
Resistors in series Resistors in parallel
-res= less traffic



More your paleget,
-

more
you add in series PRext,' I tot
=



I

Rs R, Rx R3
=
+ +



than the
Ep: inverse
not it
the tip




3 mid
smallest
Ig IR, IR IRs
=
=
=

resistor Ip IR, Ik IR3
=
+
+
Can use 'dustbin trick' replace the


Voad=VR, VRz VR3 Sheet Up VR, VRz VR3
=
=

=
Rp
resistors in series with 1 resistor=
C... Rp p =

, Work done energy transferred
(W xE)
=

unit:Joules (J)
WV =

It

W IRt
=




W =
V

Power power:brightness of lightbulb lusually use
P= E)
(P E) unit:Watt(W) catch! D 2x R in
parallel -> lowest R highest P brightest
=
- =
=




P VI Power of lightbulb constantuse P V which
and to work out is constant
=
I




P IR
=




P E
=




emf1E
emf Vload+ Vost
=




3
emf=Vload+ Itotr
on
not formula sheet
emf=ItutRext + Itot r




emf=Itot (Rext +r)



The effectof changing a circuit (theory & multiple choice)
emf const
3 always
=




1. Determine ifRextinc. or dec. v const
=




emt
2. Use Itot=exttr to determine ifI tot inc. or dec.


3. Use Voad emf-Itotr
=

to determine ifload inc. or dec




of
Cost electricity
NOT
elec is sold in units'
(lunit-energy power

/Unit= 1 kWh *-DELIBERATELY DON'T USESI UNITS

W=Pt (from P E)
=




By



-i
Pt
nee
WorEsold=

⑭ S




EXPERIMENTS
1. Used to -> Uhm's
test law

↳ testi f
a resistor is ohmic (nota l l resistors are ahmicl

read off voltmeter




adae"
Results: ->
Peepsame in
x-axis V
=




(manipulating by adding more cells)
- read off ammeter
I
y-axis: (changes when
you add more cells)




I
K V
... IxV

Gradient: I t..R=aadient
=




2. Used to determine the resistanceof a resistor




same
RESUIES: off
-> read
ammeter


x-axis= I (as Rext
changes,
I tot
changes)
- Dreadoff voltmeter
V
y-axis
=




... vxI
*
change E R (YAY!can find resistance of
gradient:
=




W resistor using gradient!)

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