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current is measured in
amperes (amps)
ammeters measure
current in a SERIES circuit (ideally zero resistance)
conductance and resistance are
inversely proportional; one inc, the other dec
Ohms Law
V=IR (voltage = current x resistance)
volmeters measure
voltage in PARALLEL circuits (has high resistance, ideally no current)
resistance is measured in
Ohms
ohmmeters measure
resistance (usually simple circuit, known resistance)
capacitors
store charge
capacitance (C)
degree to which capacitor can store charge
capacitance equation
C = Q/V (Q = charge) aka Q=VC
capacitance is measured in
Farads (1 coulomb / 1 volt)
to increase capacitance (C=A/d) in a vacuum
inc area of plates or dec distance btwn the plates
or, increase dielectric constant
modified capacitance
C’
UNIFORM electric fields equation
E=v/d (volt / distance btwn plates)
GENERAL electric fields equation
E=f/q
magnetism
produced by the spin of elementary particles (+1/2 or -1/2)
diamagnetic materials
do not have a magnetic field; even number of orbitals cancel out
paramagnets
unpaired electrons with random spin; no net dipole
ferromagnets
unpaired electrons have a stable non-random spin; permanent magnets!!!
Tesla
large unit of magnetism (MRI)
strength of magnetic field equation (B)
B = I / 2 x pi x r (B is proportional to I)
stronger current (I) =
stronger field (B)
magnetic force is a
vector quantity (magnitude + direction)
magnetic fields ONLY exert force on
charged particles in motion at a degree other than 0
Lorentz Force
sum of magnetic force exerted on a charge by electrical and magnetic forces