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CH.22 CURRENT ELECTRICITY

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CH.22 CURRENT ELECTRICITY

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Current I=DQ/Dt Ampere-A Rate of flow of charged particles at a

point Higher potential to lower Positive to Negative=Conventional

Current Potential Difference =0 0-Current Photovoltaic or Galvanic Dry Cell-

Source of Chemical Energy AC/DC Diode----------------

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DRIFT VELOCTIY

CONVENTION CURRENT VS. ELECTRON FLOW

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Power P=IV Watts-W

Rate at which energy is transferred

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Resistance R=V/IOhms-Ω Ohm’s Law-Current is directly

proportionate to the resistance-Most Conductors Obey

Amount of current flowing Ammeter

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