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Components
Selectric power
: call/barjory
Controul
S
1
+
low
-
switch
Filament lamp
LJ fuse Coreak
if too much corrent)
Diode
LED
: emit light when curnant
Hlows
through
Ammeter
: measure current
Voltmeter
: measure PD
Resistors
: Fixed-
Resistors
: variable: modity amount of resistance
LDR
: resistance dependant on
light intensity
(high in dark, low in light)
Thermistor
: resistance falls out high temps, low temps
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Charge flow
1.
Charge
takes
flowy evenent
2. Period of
se
charge = (
columes
) (c)
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Series
circuit
Single loop
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Parallel circuit
More than
1
loop
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Series circuit
If one component
disconnects
the whole thing
breaks
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Parallel
circuit
PD is shared across all
components
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Parallel
circuit
If one component
breaks
, the overall circuit will be in
tact
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PD
Potential difference
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AC
Alternating current
: direction is in
all
directions
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DC
Direct current: charge flows is
same
direction
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UK main when we use
alternating voltage
, it fluctuates between +/- 240V,
50HZ
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DC
Produced by
divided voltage
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Plugs & wires
Live wire:
Brown
- Alternating potential difference. Around
230V
from the main supply
Neutral wire:
Blue
- Completes circuit by carrying
away
current
Earth wire: Green/yellow - Provides
alternative
path for current to flow
away
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Live wire
has
PD
Touching
it would give an
electric shock
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Earth wire provides alternative path for
current
to
flow away
, preventing dangerous activity
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Electricity flows
through
live wire
& earth
Due to the
PD
between them
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Fuses
break when current gets too high, preventing damage and
electric shock
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Fuses
come in different
ratings
to match the current of the circuit
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Circuit breaker
Breaks when
surge
, can be
reset
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Surge on live wire
Causes
damage
and
electric
shock
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Earth wire
provides alternative path for current to flow
away
during a surge
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Double insulation
No exposure to metal parts,
plastic
doesn't conduct electricity, doesn't need
earth wire
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