Electricity
properties and units of electricity
How does electricity work?
Science behind electrons
Founding fathers of units of electricity
Amps
Volts
Ohms
What is the Ohm's law and Electricity
1. Electricity is a form of energy, that we use every day, which comes from charged particles such as protons or electrons.
2. Atoms are the smallest piece of a pure element that you can possibly have. Electrons are particles that reside in the outer shell of atoms which carry a negative charge.
3. Current electricity is the stronger form of electricity which is carried by electrons through a conductive material such as a wire or metal. Requires source of electricity output such as a battery.
4. Static electricity is an electric charge which is produced by natural forms of energy such as friction which cause sparks or the attraction of small particles such as dust or hair.
5. Ohm’s law teaches that the current through a wire or other conductor residing between two given points, is proportional to the amount of space between the two points.
6. In electricity the V stands for voltage. Also, in electricity R stands for Resistance, and I stands for current.
7. The voltage is equal to the current multiplied by the resistance. Also, all three are units of measurement for electricity.
8. Then the current increases when voltage is increased and the resistance stays the same
The current goes down if resistance is increased while voltage is constant.Types of current flow and different types of circuits
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