Current are the same for all components
Supply voltage is split between components
rtotal = r1+r2+..
current is split between paths
supply voltage is the same to each path
1/rtotal=1/r1+1/r2+..
Increased voltage
Electricity is the flow of electrons. Electrons traveling through a circuit will face resistance. This is where the electron collides with atoms, making it difficult for the electrical current to flow, causing resistance.
Ohms
flow of electrical charge
measurement the force that makes electrical current
R
directly proportional with x axis potential dif y axis current
A transformer is a machine which can transform one voltage into a higher or lower voltage.
Electromagnetic induction
Vp/Vs=Np/Ns or Primary voltage/Secondary voltage=Primary coils/Secondary coils
As the diagram below shows, the current inside the cables is kept low and the voltage kept high. The opposite is true at the power station and in your home
4. The National Grid is the giant network of cables that distributes electricity to the whole of the Britain
Increase voltage decrease current
Wire shaped into coils is called a solenoid.
A solenoid has a stronger magnetic field than a straight wire.
Increasing the current.
Increasing the number of coils.
electromagent
which convert electrical energy into mechanical energy
which convert mechanical energy into electrical energy
if thumb is up the magnetic field is clockwise
motion
magnetic field
Current
The strength of the magnetic field
SI
F=BIL
cut out a section of the iron core, make it dc current so it becomes an electromagnet, turn the cut out bit
Motors
generators
P watts w
E, Joule, J
V volts V