2. Electric Charge
Teacher defines electric charge as electric charge is
the basic property of matter that cause objects to
attract or repel each other.
Like charge – repel
Unlike charge – attract
It is measured in coloumb (c)
3. Electric Current
When the charged object is provided with a conducting path,
electrons start to flow through the path from higher potential
to lower potential.
That is, an electric current is formed by moving electrons.
It is measured using device “ Ammeter”.
4. Direction of Current
The movement of positive charge are called “conventional
current”.
The flow of electrons is termed as “electron current”.
I = q/t
SI unit is Ampere ( A )
5. Electric circuit
The path through which electrons flow from one terminal to
another terminal of source is called electric circuit.
Types of circuit
* Series circuit
* Parallel circuit
6. Series circuit
In series, component are connected one after another in a
single loop.
There is one pathway through which electric current flow.
The current in each point of the circuit is same.
7. Parallel circuit
In parallel, the components are connected to the emf source
in two or more loops.
There is more than one pathway.
The sum of the individual current in each branches is equal to
main current.