3.1 Electricity
A property that leads to electromagnetic interactions between particles.
What is Electric Charge?
The rate of flow of electric charges.
What is Electric charges?
Wiring that is complete, closed, and has an electric source, electric wiring, and a load.
What is an electric circuit?
A push or pull of magnets.
What is magnetic force?
Any electronic device that preforms tasks by following instructions given too it.
What is a computer
Electricity can pass through.
What is a Conductor?
The energy of electric charges.
What is Electric Energy
Two types of electric circuits.
What is Series Circuit and Parallel Circuits?
The ends of a magnet that push or pull each other.
What is magnetic poles?
What is analog signals?
The build up of electric charge on an object.
What is Static Electricity?
The measure of electrical potential energy per unit charge.
What is Voltage?
All the parts in a circuit are connected but not in a row.
What is a Parallel circuit?
An area around a magnet where magnetic forces can be detected.
What is a magnetic field?
A sequence of 2 separate values.
What is a digital signal?
What is through Friction, Contact, and Induction.
Current that always flows in the same direction.
What is Direct Current (DC)?
All the parts in a circuit are connected in one row.
What is a Series circuit?
A powerful magnet with an iron core and wiring.
What is an Electromagnet?
Receiving info.
What is input?
A type of material that can control the flow of charge.
What is semiconductors?
Current that changes direction.
What is Alternating Current (AC)?
A safety off-switch on outlets.
What is a GFCI?
A display of lights at Northern or Southern latitudes.
What is an Aurora?
Sending out info.
What is output?