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Current is measured by…
Ammeter (in amps)
Potential diff is measured by…
Voltmeter (in volts)
Current in series…
Is the same in every position.
Voltage in series…
Is shared between components.
Current in parallel…
Is shared between branches.
Voltage in parallel…
Is the same across each component as the output voltage.
Which way around a circuit do electrons travel?
Because early day physicists got it wrong:
Conventional current = positive - negative
Real life / modern day = negative to positive
Because electrons are attracted to the positive terminal and repelled by the negative terminal.
What does 1 ampere represent?
6.25 × 10^18 electrons passing a point in a circuit each second.
What does one coulomb of charge contain?
6.25 ×10^18 electrons
What charge does 1 electron have?
1.6 ×10^-19 C
Define charge
No. Of electrons x charge of 1 electron