Elcectrical Circuits

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What is an electrical circuit?

Is a closed path along which electrons can flow.

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What is an open circuit?

Contains a gal or break that stops the continuous flow of electrons

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What is a Closed circuit?

No breaks of gaps, allowing electrons to flow continuously through a circuit

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What is an electric current?

This refers to the rate of movement pf electric charge. This is represented using a unit called a Column (C)

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How do you measure a current?

Using an Ampere or amp (A)

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Wha is the current of a circuit?

1A (which mean that 1C of charge passes a given point in the circuit ever second)

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True of False: the amount of current is the same at every point in the current

True, the current does not change

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What is electrical resistance?

Electrical resistance is the “slowing down” of the current through a circuit.

Which is then converted into other forms of energy: light, sound or heat.

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How is electrical resistance measured?

Electrical resistance (R) is measured using the ohm symbol.

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What is the name of the device used to decrease the current.

A resistor

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True or False: an electrical load is not a resistor.

False, an electrical load IS a resistor

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What is a load?

Is a resistor of any other devise that converts electrical energy into other forms of energy such as: light, heat or motion and sound. Any item within a circuit that uses the electrical energy is a load.

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What are some example of a load?

A light bulb, a TV or a Printer

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What is Voltage? (Or potential difference)

Is the difference between the electrical potential energy at two points in a circuit.

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How is Voltage measured?

Voyage (V) of s measured in Volts (V)

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What is the voltage of the average battery?

1.5 volts

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What is a Volt?

A volt can be described as a “push”

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What do batteries use to separate charges?

Batteries use potential energy

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What are the four parts of an electric circuit?

1: source-something that produces electrical energy

2: electrical load-something that converts electrical energy into a usable form

3: control devices-a simple switch that controls the circuit

4: connectors-something that provides a controlled path for electric current to flow to each part of the circuit

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What is an example of an electrical circuit?

Open switch - Closed switch

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How is current measured?

Electric current is measured using an Ammeter. Which are connected in series in a circuit.

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how is voltage measured?

Voltage (or potential difference) is measured using a voltmeter.

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How to connect a voltmeter?

Voltmeter In Parallel (VIP)