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    ELECTRICITY

    OBJECTIVES

    1. Infer the relationship between current


    and charge.
    2. Define current, voltage, and
    resistance.
    3. Discuss the relationship of current to
    voltage and resistance in an electric
    circuit.
    4. Solve problems involving OHM’s Law
    ELECTRICITY

    - is the flow of electrical power or


    charge.
    - is also referred to as an energy
    carrier,
    which means it can be converted
    to other forms of energy such as
    mechanical energy or heat.

    https://www.eia.gov/energyexplained/electricity/
    TWO WAYS ON WIRING A
    Circuit
    LOAD
    is any arrangement of a
    source of energy, connecting
    wires and a load (ex. Bulb)

    Closed circuit
    provides a path for
    electrical charges
    to flow.
    Series Connection Parallel Connection
    TWO WAYS ON WIRING A
    LOAD

    1. Series circuit- one path for the


    current to flow toward load.
    TWO WAYS ON WIRING A LOAD

    1. Parallel Circuit -In a parallel circuit, there


    is more than one resistor (bulb) and they
    are arranged on many paths.
    -This means electricity (electrons) can
    travel from one end of the cell through many
    branches to the other end of the cell.

    https://eschooltoday.com/science/electricity/what-is-a-parallel-circuit.html
    Electric
    Current
    - symbol is I
    - is the measure of the number of
    the electrical charges passing
    through a close- section of a
    conductor in given time.

    - unit is AMPERE (A)


    is named after Andrei Marie
    Ampere
    - French physicist who made
    important contributions to the theory
    of electricity and magnetism.
    AMMETER- is an
    instrument used to
    measure electric current

    Digital Ammeter Analog Ammeter


    - is the electric potential
    that exists to move a
    charge

    UNIT VOLT (V)

    named after Italian physicist


    ALESSANDRO VOLTA
    - invented the
    voltaic pile.
    - the forerunner of
    dry cell.
    VOLTMETER
    - measures voltage.
    - hindrances to the
    movements of
    electric charge.

    UNIT Ohms (Ω)

    - named after the


    German physicist
    George Simon Ohm
    George Simon Ohm

    a German
    mathematician best
    known for Ohm's Law on
    electrical resistance.

    https://mathshistory.st-andrews.ac.uk/
    Biographies/Ohm/ https://www.famousscientists.o
    Ohm’s law
    states that the voltage or
    potential difference between
    two points is directly
    proportional to the current
    or electricity passing
    through the resistance, and
    directly proportional to the
    resistance of the circuit

    V=IR I=V/R V
    R=V/I I R
    Ohmmeter- measures
    resistance
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