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What do we need to know to draw circuit diagrams?
The functions of
components
and their symbols
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What is the purpose of a cell or battery in a circuit?
To provide
electric power
to the circuit
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How does a switch affect the flow of electricity?
It can open or close the
circuit
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What happens when a switch is open?
The
circuit
is incomplete and
electricity
stops
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What is a filament lamp?
A small
bulb
used in
circuits
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What is the function of a fuse in a circuit?
It breaks if too much
current
flows
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What is a diode's function in a circuit?
It allows current to flow in one
direction
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What is an LED?
A
light-emitting diode
that emits light
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Where are LEDs commonly used?
In
alarm clocks
,
traffic lights
, and bulbs
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What does an ammeter measure?
Current
in a circuit
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How is an ammeter connected in a circuit?
It is connected in
series
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What does a voltmeter measure?
Potential difference
in a circuit
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How is a voltmeter connected in a circuit?
It is connected in
parallel
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What are the types of resistors mentioned?
Fixed resistors: provide a set
resistance
Variable resistors: allow modification of resistance
Light-dependent resistors (LDRs)
: resistance changes with light intensity
Thermistors
: resistance changes with temperature
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What is the function of an LDR?
Its
resistance
depends on light intensity
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How does an LDR behave in bright light?
It has low
resistance
allowing high
current
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What happens to an LDR's resistance in darkness?
Resistance is high, limiting
current
flow
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How can LDRs be used in automatic night lights?
They detect light and adjust
current flow
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What is the function of a thermistor?
Its
resistance
depends on
temperature
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How does a thermistor behave at higher temperatures?
Resistance
decreases, allowing more
current
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What happens to a thermistor's resistance at lower temperatures?
Resistance increases, limiting
current
flow
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Where can thermistors be used effectively?
In
car engines
and
electronic thermostats
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