This law states: "Like charges repel and opposite charges attract"
What is Law of Electrostatics
_____ electrons are in 15 C of charge.
(2 s.f.)
What is 9.4 x 1019 electrons
What type of circuit is pictured above?
What is a parallel circuit?
Water absorbs 6000 J of energy from a electrical heater in 30 seconds. What is the minimum power supplied to the heater?
What is 200 Watts
A means by which charged objects interact over a distance
What are Electric Fields
Calculate the electrostatic force for two charged objects (both with a +2.4 x 10-6 C charge) that are 0.2 meters apart.
(2 s.f.)
What is 1.3 N
What is the equivalent resistance for the pictured circuit?
What is 8 Ω?
What is the total voltage across a 14 Ohm resistor with a 4.0 A current running through it?
What is 56 Volts?
Charges flowing through a wire
What is Current
The charge of an electron is ___________
-1.60 x 10-19 C
What is the equivalent resistance of a series circuit with one 5 Ω, one 10 Ω, and one 25 Ω resistor?
What is 40 Ω?
What is the resistance of a 1.5 meter of copper wire with a cross sectional area of 2.0x10-3 meters?
What is 1.29 x 10-5 Ohms
Work done to move a test charge to a given point on the field
or
What supplies power to the circuit (makes electrons move)
What is Electric Potential
Voltage, Electric potential difference
Calculate the electrostatic force (2 s.f.) for the following scenario:
Object A with a charge of -2.8 x 10-6 C is 35 cm away from Object B with a charge of +4.5 x 10-6 C
What is -0.92 N
Which parameter is equivalent through all components in a series circuit?
What is current?
What is 3.3 Amps?
Opposition to current
What is Resistance
Two types of materials we care about in electronics are
What are conductors and insulators
Voltage is measured ____(1)______ a component while current is measured ___(2)________ a component.
What is (1) across and (2) through?
What is the current running through a circuit with a 18 Ohm resistor placed across a 6.0 V battery?
What is 0.3 A?