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INDEX of Electricity Part 3 notes on:
Ohm's Law, experimental investigations of resistance
and current-voltage graphs for selected devices
and
I-V graphs, calculations using I = V/R, Q = It and E = QV formulae
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Sub-index for this section 3 on
Ohm's Law investigations, current-voltage graphs for devices and
charge-energy transfer
3.1
Ohm's Law,
investigation circuit, what affects resistance of a wire and V = IR calculations
3.2
Investigating the resistance of a wire at constant temperature, varying
length and diameter
3.3
Investigating
the current - voltage characteristics of a metal filament lamp (bulb) - graph explained
3.4
Investigating the
current - voltage characteristics of a diode - graph explained
3.5
Movement and unit of
electric charge, the coulomb, calculations using Q = It
3.6
How are potential difference and
electrical energy transfer related?, E = QV calculations
3.7
How the total potential difference is split
between resistances in series
See Part 1.1 for
Important
definitions, descriptions, formulae and units for electrical science
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Usefulness of electricity, safety, energy transfer, cost & power calculations, P = IV = I2R,
E = Pt, E=IVt
2. Electrical circuits and how to draw them, circuit symbols, parallel
circuits, series circuits explained
3. Ohm's Law, experimental investigations of
resistance, I-V graphs, calculations V = IR, Q = It, E = QV
4. Circuit devices and how are they used? (e.g.
thermistor and LDR), relevant graphs
5. More on series and parallel circuits,
circuit diagrams, measurements and calculations
6. The 'National Grid' power supply, environmental
issues, use of transformers
7.
Comparison of methods of generating electricity (= energy
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and dangers of static electricity
9.
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10.
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electric motor, loudspeaker, Fleming's left-hand rule, F = BIL
12.
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