Basic Electricity Concepts 2

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Relier Pairs Basic Electricity Concepts 2Version en ligne Expanded set of electricity terms par Andrew Bleach 1 Electric current 2 Transformer 3 Resistor 4 Inductor 5 Electric charge 6 Static electricity 7 Semiconductor 8 Battery 9 Capacitor 10 Magnetic field 11 Diode 12 Conductor 13 Ampere 14 Electric circuit 15 Transistor 16 Alternating current (AC) 17 Volt 18 Direct current (DC) 19 Watt 20 Ohm 21 Insulator The standard unit of measure for electric potential The build up of an electric charge on the surface of an object. The charge remains in one area rather than flowing to another area. A semiconductor device used in an electric circuit to regulate current flow to act as a gate, switch, or amplifier for electronic signals. A type of current that only flows in one direction (unlike AC which periodically reverses direction). A material that allows the free flow of electric charge. Copper wiring is the most widely used one An electric current that reverses direction on a periodic basis. It is widely used to transport power on power lines. An electronic component that only allows current flow in one direction. This is a basic characteristic of matter that is based on the balance of protons (positive charge) and electrons (negative charge). The standard unit of measure used for electric power the standard unit of measure of electric current The standard unit of measure for resistance. is the flow of electric charge through a material A material in which an electronic charge does not flow freely and does not conduct the flow of electric current. The magnetic influence produced by electric currents and magnetic materials. A basic passive electrical component that resists changes in electric current. They are generally made by winding or coiling a wire, sometimes around a magnetic core A device that stores and produces electricity from chemical cells. A basic electrical component that stores electric charge. They are made from two electrical conductors separated by an insulator. An electrical component that transfers electrical energy using inductive coupling between two winding circuits. Often used to step up or down voltage. A material that behaves between a conductor and an insulator depending on the conditions. Silicon is a widely used ____________ in electronics. A basic electronic component that prevents the flow of electric current. is a collection of electronic components connected by a conductive wire that allows for electric current to flow.

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Basic Electricity Concepts 2Version en ligne

Expanded set of electricity terms

par Andrew Bleach

Electric current

Transformer

Resistor

Inductor

Electric charge

Static electricity

Semiconductor

Battery

Capacitor

Magnetic field

Diode

Conductor

Ampere

Electric circuit

Transistor

Alternating current (AC)

Volt

Direct current (DC)

Watt

Ohm

Insulator

The standard unit of measure for electric potential

The build up of an electric charge on the surface of an object. The charge remains in one area rather than flowing to another area.

A semiconductor device used in an electric circuit to regulate current flow to act as a gate, switch, or amplifier for electronic signals.

A type of current that only flows in one direction (unlike AC which periodically reverses direction).

A material that allows the free flow of electric charge. Copper wiring is the most widely used one

An electric current that reverses direction on a periodic basis. It is widely used to transport power on power lines.

An electronic component that only allows current flow in one direction.

This is a basic characteristic of matter that is based on the balance of protons (positive charge) and electrons (negative charge).

The standard unit of measure used for electric power

the standard unit of measure of electric current

The standard unit of measure for resistance.

is the flow of electric charge through a material

A material in which an electronic charge does not flow freely and does not conduct the flow of electric current.

The magnetic influence produced by electric currents and magnetic materials.

A basic passive electrical component that resists changes in electric current. They are generally made by winding or coiling a wire, sometimes around a magnetic core

A device that stores and produces electricity from chemical cells.

A basic electrical component that stores electric charge. They are made from two electrical conductors separated by an insulator.

An electrical component that transfers electrical energy using inductive coupling between two winding circuits. Often used to step up or down voltage.

A material that behaves between a conductor and an insulator depending on the conditions. Silicon is a widely used ____________ in electronics.

A basic electronic component that prevents the flow of electric current.

is a collection of electronic components connected by a conductive wire that allows for electric current to flow.

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Basic Electricity Concepts 2Version en ligne

par Andrew Bleach

Electric current

Transformer

Resistor

Inductor

Electric charge

Static electricity

Semiconductor

Battery

Capacitor

Magnetic field

Diode

Conductor

Ampere

Electric circuit

Transistor

Alternating current (AC)

Volt

Direct current (DC)

Watt

Ohm

Insulator