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Cell Symbols FlashCards

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Flashcards on Cell Symbols FlashCards, created by Dan Howe on 20/03/2017.

Flashcards by Dan Howe, updated more than 1 year ago

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Ammeter Image: a4425148-d8d5-4153-bf43-8676c517eca8 (image/png)	Measures the current flowing in a circuit
Battery Image: 75c131be-6112-4511-a1bf-4984523dc5ee (image/png)	Several cells joined together producing a constant current
Cell Image: 71f3510c-929e-4fcb-b83e-ae14e564d017 (image/jpg)	A single unit producing a constant current
Closed switch Image: dce01fe6-235c-422b-a10c-a07f090a2f95 (image/png)	Allows a current to pass through it
Open switch Image: 18bde5ec-9357-40ca-b170-eb4896a1a4b9 (image/png)	Stops the current from flowing through the circuit
Diode Image: 9db10767-1ba2-4582-80a7-b7da56d5c50f (image/png)	Forces the current to flow in only one direction
Fuse Image: c7dc1ed2-fc13-42b8-84cc-084306c8de33 (image/png)	Protects the circuit from surges
Lamp Image: a21ee562-5158-4977-b11c-7d3b07d80337 (image/png)	Produces light when a current is passed through it
Light Dependent Resistor (LDR) Image: 7fab982e-86b6-4aa1-83a6-d935a6e08740 (image/png)	The amount of light shining onto it affects the amount of current that can pass through it
Resistor Image: 36078e56-9b08-4e57-9843-d49026357433 (image/png)	Slows the flow of electricity
Thermistor Image: 408c74ca-b0c2-4d9e-9ef3-7ab18099c215 (image/png)	The temperature of the surroundings affects the amount of current that can pass through it
Variable Resistor Image: 9f519ca3-2cdf-4aab-b69e-d3f8d9ac860a (image/png)	Can vary the amount of current passing through it
Voltmeter Image: 6e1a750b-2deb-492a-89b1-dec7a96692ff (image/png)	Measures the potential difference of current in a circuit

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