Current & Potential Difference (Voltage)
Cards (27)
- Which piece of equipment would you use to measure the current in a circuit?
- Name the part of the circuit represented by the symbol below
- Are the lamps connected in series or in parallel?
- What type of particle carries an electric current through a wire?
- What units are used for V?
- What part of the circuit does it represent?
- What part of the circuit does it represent?
- Is the potential difference across two components connected in series always the same?
- Electric current is a flow of electric __________.
- What units are used for the rate of flow of electric charge?
- Are the ammeters connected in series or in parallel?
- What is this part of the circuit represented by the diagram?
- The symbol below represents a __________ __________ in a circuit.
- Are the resistors connected in series or in parallel?
- True or false? A current is present wherever there is a flow of electrical charge.
- What part of an electrical circuit does it represent?
- Should an ammeter be connected in series or in parallel?
- What part of an electric circuit does the diagram shown below symbolise?
- What is voltage another name for?
- An LED is useful because when a current passes through it, it gives out... what?
- What name is given to the rate of flow of electric charge?
- True or false? If two components are connected in series, the current through one component will always be the same as the current through the other.
- What part of an electrical circuit does this represent?
- In a series circuit, the current is __________ at every point around the circuit.
- In a circuit with two identical components connected in parallel, the current which flows through its different branches will be __________.
- What is a parallel circuit?
- What is a series circuit?