Electrical Concepts and Components Flashcards

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A set of vocabulary flashcards covering basic electrical principles, units of measurement, and circuit laws based on the lecture notes.

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Battery

Storage of chemical energy to move charges.

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Voltage

The energy level measurement

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Current

The flow of electric charges.

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Amps

The unit of measurement for current.

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Alternating Current

The direction of current can go back and forth.

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Direct Current

Current can go in one direction.

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Electrical Conductor

Material where charge flows easy.

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Electrical insulators

Materials that block the flow of current.

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Electrical conductivity

Property of a material to allow current to flow.

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Resistance

How easily charges flow through an object.

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Ohms

Electrical resistance unit.

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Ohms Law

Current = VoltageResistance\frac{\text{Voltage}}{R\text{esistance}}

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resistors

Used to control current of many circuits.

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Potentiometer

A variable resistor

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Watt

The unit of power in electric circuits

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Kilowatt

1000watts1000\,\text{watts}

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Horse Power

746watts746\,\text{watts}

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kilowatt-hour

A kilowatt of power that has been used for one hr.

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Series Circuit

A circuit with only one path.

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Parallel circuit

A circuit with more than one path.

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Kirchhoff's voltage law

In any closed circuit all V charges add to zero.

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Kirchoff's current law

All the current flowing into a branch point in a circuit has to flow out again.