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1 Electrical Engineering & Telecommunications Lecturer: Ted Spooner POWER & ENERGY Elec1111 Elec1111 Rm 124A EE email: [email protected] Power Power Power = time rate at which energy is consumed = time rate at which energy is consumed or produced or produced dw dw dq vi dt dq dt = = Denoted by symbol Denoted by symbol p or or P Unit is watts, W Unit is watts, W p vi = dt dw p = Energy t w pdτ −∞ = Energy absorbed (passive convention): Energy absorbed (passive convention): Notation: Notation: w or or W Unit: joule, J Unit: joule, J .. .. 1J = 1Watt second 1J = 1Watt second w p t Δ = Δ w p t Δ = ⋅Δ If p is constant: Energy supplied to or by element ? Find +ve and –ve terminals Convention: if +ve current enters +ve terminal then external source must expend energy to establish this current. (Passive Convention) v ab + - a b Terminal a is is positive with respect to terminal b. v ab + - a b Terminal a is v ab positive with respect to terminal b. i.e. Our Power Convention!!!!!!!!! p=vi gives power absorbed by element also called power dissipated by element or power delivered to the element a b + v _ i Examples a b + v = 4 V _ i = 2 A Hence power absorbed is 8 W. p = vi = 8 W

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Electrical Engineering & Telecommunications

Lecturer:Ted Spooner

POWER & ENERGY

Elec1111Elec1111

Rm 124A EE email: [email protected]

Power

PowerPower = time rate at which energy is consumed= time rate at which energy is consumedor producedor produced

dw dw dq v idt dq dt

= ⋅ = ⋅⇒

Denoted by symbol Denoted by symbol pp or or PPUnit is watts, WUnit is watts, W

p v i= ⋅dtdwp =

Energy

t

w p dτ−∞

= ⋅∫Energy absorbed (passive convention):Energy absorbed (passive convention):

Notation: Notation: ww or or WW

Unit: joule, J Unit: joule, J …….... 1J = 1Watt second1J = 1Watt second

wpt

Δ=Δ

⇒ w p tΔ = ⋅ΔIf p is constant:

• Energy supplied to or by element ?

• Find +ve and –ve terminals

• Convention: if +ve current enters +veterminal then external source must expend energy to establish this current. (Passive Convention)

vab+ -

a b Terminal a is

is positivewith respect to terminal b.vab

+ -a b Terminal a is

vab

positivewith respect to terminal b.i.e.

Our Power Convention!!!!!!!!!

• p=vi gives power absorbed by element• also called power dissipated by element• or power delivered to the element

a b

+ v _

i

Examples

a b+ v = 4 V

_

i = 2 A

Hencepower absorbed is 8 W.

p = vi = 8 W

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Examples

a b+v = 5 V_

i = 2 A

Hence power absorbed is -10 W.

p = vi = -10 W

a b-v = -5 V+

i = 2 A

case (A): power absorbed by element is

case (B): power absorbed by element is

case (C): power absorbed by element is

case (D): power absorbed by element is

12W

+

12W

-12W

12W

Power & Energy Example• A radiator is connected to a power supply of

250V and draws a current of 4A.• P = V.I = 250 x 4• = 1000Watts = 1kW• If it is left on for 1 hour then the energy it

consumes is:

1kWhrrs Watthou100011000

.

===

= ∫x

dtpw

CIRCUIT ELEMENTS

Resistors

• Resistor = a circuit element that impedes flow of charge.

• Such a property is called resistance.

• Notation: R• Unit: ohm (Ω)

R

Power delivered to a resistor

vp vi vR

⎛ ⎞= = ⎜ ⎟⎝ ⎠

⇒2vp

R=

( )p vi iR i= = ⇒ 2p i R=

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Resistors

coding using4 colour bands

Specifications:

1. value (Ω)2. tolerance (%)3. power dissipation (W)

thick-filmresistor<1mm

Power delivered to a resistor

240V100Ω1/4W

WRvp 576

10024022

=== Wp41

>

Parked car with lights left on for 4 hrs

12 26

vi AR

= = =

carbattery

R = 6Ω(lights)

i

_

+

v

12 2 24p vi W= = × =Power absorbed by R:

12sv V=

12sv v V= =

Energy = P . t

= 24 x 4 x 60 x 60 = 345600 J

= 96 Wh