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    Electric current

    A B

    ___

    _

    ++

    ++

    E FE

    E* FE

    *

    - nonelectric forces(mechanical, chemical

    etc).

    *EF

    Electromotive force- equal to the work done by

    source to move positive unity charge around closed

    curcuit:0q

    A EMF

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    Current: ;dt

    dqI [1A]

    Current density: ;dSdIj [1A/m2]

    Voltage (potential difference): .12

    12q

    AV

    Ohms law for a branch: .R

    VI

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    Resistance

    Relectrical resistance; .11

    A

    V

    R1 - electrical conductance; simenssS 111

    For a cylindrical wire- ,S

    lR

    - resistivity [1m].

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    Resistance as temperature function

    1. Metals (conductors)

    )1(0 t

    ).1(0 tRR

    t0

    0

    - temperature coefficient of resistance;

    - shows the normalised change of resistivitywhen the change of temperature is 1 degree.

    R

    R0

    t

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    2. Liquid electrolytes (NaCl, Cu2SO4 u.c.).

    Resistance as temperature function

    R

    t

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    3. Pure semiconductors and isolators

    Resistance as temperature function

    R

    t

    R

    kTW

    e 2

    Wenergy gap.

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    Connection of resistances

    (resistors):

    Connection in series:

    R1 R2 R3

    ....321 RRRR

    Connection inparallel:

    R1

    R2

    R3

    321

    1111

    RRRR

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    Differential form ofOhms law

    I = f(V, , geometry)

    ).,( Efj

    ,

    R

    dVdVdI .

    dl

    dS

    ;dl

    dV

    dS

    dVj

    but ,Edl

    dV then

    EEj

    1

    Ej

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    Ohms law for closed circuit:

    I

    + -

    , r

    R

    rRI

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    Multiloop circuits and

    Kirchoffs laws.

    A B

    CD

    R1

    R2

    R3

    R4

    I2

    I1

    I3

    1, r1

    2, r2J unctions D, B

    Branches DAB, DCB, DB

    Closed loops

    DABD, DBCD, DABCD.

    I .Kirchoffs law: i i

    I 0 At any junction the algebraic sumof the currents must be zero.

    D: I2 = I1+ I3

    B: I1 + I3 = I2

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    Multiloop circuits and Kirchoffs laws.

    A B

    CD

    R1

    R2

    R3

    R4

    I2

    I1

    I3

    1, r1

    2, r2

    II. law:

    i i

    iiiRI

    The algebraic summ of potential

    differences in closed circuit is equal tothe summ of EMFs in this curcuit.

    DABCD: I1R1 + I2R2 + I2R3 + I1r1= -1

    DABD: I1R1 + I1r1I3r2 I3R4 21

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    Joules law

    dq

    dq

    1, 1

    2, 2 UdqdqdA 12

    UdtIdA [1J = 1 AVs]

    tUIA I = const; U = const :

    I const; U const : t

    UdtIA0

    UIt

    AP [1W = 1 AV]