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Current Electricity

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Current Electricity

  1. Potential Difference

    • A.K.A Voltage
    • Volt
    • Scalar quantity
    • V = W/Q
      • W = work
      • Q = charge
    • Electromotive force (emf)
      • A voltage that is applied to a circuit
  2. Capacitance

    • Electrical device that stores electric charge
    • C = εA/d
      • ε = permittivity
      • A = common area
      • d = distance between plates
    • Energy stored in a capacitor
      • W = (1/2)CV²
    • Capacitors conduct A.C. but not D.C.
  3. Electric current (I)

    • Flow of electric charge
    • Scalar quantity
    • Ampere (A)
    • Q = It
      • Q = charge
      • I = current
      • t = time
    • Ammeter
    • Effects
      • Chemical
      • Magnetic
      • Heating
    • Joule's Law
      • P = I²R
        • P = power
        • I = current
        • R = resistance
  4. Domestic circuits

    • Plugs
      • Live wire
      • Neutral wire
      • Earth wire
      • Two-pin plugs
        • Do not need to be earthed
    • Fuses
      • Wire that will melt when current above a certain size passes through it
    • Miniature circuit breakers
      • Prevent electrocution or fire
    • Residual current devices
  5. kilowatt-hour (kWh)

    • Energy (in kWh) = Power (in kW) x time (in h)
    • Amount of energy used by a 1,000 watt appliance in one hour

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This mind map outlines the main topics in current electricity. These include potential difference, capacitance, electric currents and domestic circuits. It is aimed at a leaving certificate student or someone who has an interest in learning more about current electricity.
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Gelöschter Nutzer · Sep 2018
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