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North Dakota State College of ScienceApplied Science and Technologies

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Electrical Basics

• Current is the flow of electrons• Voltage is electrical pressure• Resistance is the opposition to the flow of

electrons• Ohm’s Law: V = I x R (voltage = current x

resistance)

Closed CircuitClosed Circuit

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Basic Electrical Principle

A magnetic field is generated around a wire as current flows through it. http://www.educypedia.be/electronics/javaelectricity.htm

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The basic principle of "moving magnet plus coil makes electricity" is the foundation for electrical generators, so in a sense this is old technology.

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Voltage Generation

When a magnet passes through a tightly-wound coil of insulated wire, a voltage is generated. As the magnet changes direction, so does the polarity of the voltage. This action generates an AC voltage.

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Schematic

The AC voltage is sent to a full-wave bridge to convert the AC to a pulsating DC voltage. This energy is stored in Capacitor C1. The switch turns on the LED.

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http://www.play-hookey.com/ac_theory/ps_rectifiers.html

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Components

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Full-wave Diodes Capacitor (Battery)

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