Plan for Today (AP Physics I)
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Plan for Today (AP Physics I)
• Inquiry questions on circuits• Lecture on Series and Parallel Circuits
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Parallel and Series Circuits
Parallel Series
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Instructions
• Create a series and parallel circuit with three capacitors and charge them with 6 V
• Measure the voltage across each capacitor• Discharge the circuit with a light bulb noting
the length of time.• Sketch your set up and label the voltages• Describe the differences between the two
circuits (include V and q)
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Series and Parallel Circuits
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Series Circuit
• Single path around• Steps– 1. An electron is pushed out of
the negative end of the battery and deposited on the 1st plate
– This pushes an electron off the opposite plate on to the next plate
– This repeats with the next capacitor down the line until one electron reaches the battery
– The whole process repeats until the energy of the battery (voltage) is completely used
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In a series circuit
• What is the same?• q for each the same
• What is different?• voltage
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• Energy of the battery is spread out over all the capacitors
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Series Circuits
• We would like to collapse capacitors down to one equivalent capacitor
• It would help us solve for values
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• Ceq is what the 3 capacitors in series act like• So what is the same?• q on each
• qeq = q1 = q2 = q3
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• VB = V1 + V2 + V3– Because voltage is distributed across
• C = q/V• So V = q/C – can sub in
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• But all the q’s are the same
• Series Circuit equation
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Example
• Solve the following circuit. Find q1, q2, q3 and v1, v2, and v3.
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Parallel Circuit
• Has multiple paths
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Parallel Circuits
Diagram Flow of electrons• 1. Look at C1 first. An
electron is pulled off and deposited until all the energy of the battery is used
• 2. This repeats with the 2nd and 3rd capacitors.
• What is the same for each capacitor?
• Voltage
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Parallel Circuits
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Parallel Circuits - Calculations
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Example Problem – Parallel Circuits
• Analyze the following circuit and find V1, V2, and V3 and q1, q2, and q3.
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Example Problem – Parallel Circuits
• Analyze the following circuit and find V1, V2, and V3 and q1, q2, and q3.
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