1. Warm-upWhich particles move freely through metals?Atoms c. ProtonsElectrons d. MoleculesWhat is the charge on the following particles:Proton- Electron - Neutron - positivenegative…

1. Warm-upWhich particles move freely through metals?Atoms c. ProtonsElectrons d. MoleculesWhat is the charge on the following particles:Proton- Electron - Neutron - positivenegative…

1. OHM’S LAWBy: Mr. Augosto M. Directo 2. Voltage, Current and ResistanceVoltage is the amount of energy per charge move electrons in one point to another in a circuit.…

Slide 1 Slide 2 Practical Electricity, part 2 Ev I R P OHMS LAW Slide 3 hFE current gain Skin effect? Slide 4 Diodes in action chassis Turn Sig chassis Slide 5 Slide 6 Agenda…

Chapter- 12 Current Electricity How is current produced? When a high potential is connected by a conductive material to a low potential. Flow of electrons is called electric…

Basic Electricity All the Electricity You Need to Know for Physics Measured Quantities Current is measured with an ammeter. It is measured in amps. It is a flow of charge.…

Current Electricity How is current produced? When a high potential is connected by a conductive material to a low potential. Flow of electrons is called electric current.…

Introduction to Electricity Symbol: (q) Unit: Coulomb (C) The fundamental electric quantity is charge. Atoms are composed of charge carrying particles: electrons and protons,…

Background Circuit- a connection including a power source, wiring, and one or more resistors Resistor â something that uses electrical energy (or âlowers the potential…

Pass over last nightâs homework. Moving electrons have _______. The _______ of an electric circuit uses the electronsâ ability to do work. The three basic units in electricity…