18-6 Electric Power P=Power=energy transformed/time=QV/t P=IV=I(IR)=I 2 R=(V/R)V=V 2 /R See Example...
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18-6 Electric Power•P=Power=energy transformed/time=QV/t•P=IV=I(IR)=I2R=(V/R)V=V2 /R•See Example 18-7 p 539•See Example 18-8 p539•See Example 18-9 p539
18-7 Power in Household Circuits
• Amperage is added in a series of household products.
• Power is carried in a low amperage and high voltage because of the I2 R =IV paradox.
• Voltage is constant for each appliance, but amps are summed.
• See Example 18-10 p541
18-8 AC current
• So far we have talked about batteries, which produce a steady flow, like a river…
• AC current produces current that moves forward and then back again like the waves at a shoreline. See page 542
• AC current can be produced by an AC generator so that it has a –I and +I in a sine-wave form.
AC cont’d
• I=V/R=(Vo /R)(sin2pft)=Iosin2pft
• P=I2 R= I2osin22pft
• Rms means root mean square…they are not really averages, but are the effective values.
• Irms = See pg 543• See example 18-11 and 18-12 p543 and 544.
HOMEWORK• P552 23-29, 33-37,40-44 , 47,51-52 DUE BOP
Monday.• Test Tuesday chapter 18.• Packets due WEDNESDAY!!!!