This document discusses direct current circuits and provides questions to test the reader's understanding. It covers topics like circuit diagrams, Kirchhoff's laws, capacitors, and experimental design. Key concepts explained include series and parallel circuits. In a series circuit, current is the same through all elements since there is a single path for charge flow. In parallel circuits, current can vary as there are multiple paths. The document also examines relationships between voltage, current, and resistance for both series and parallel circuits.

1. Direct
Current
Circuits

3. How well do you know these?
1. How do we illustrate circuit diagrams, using circuit elements such as power
sources (cell or battery), switches, lamps, resistors (fixed and variable),
fuses, ammeters, and voltmeters?
2. How do we evaluate the equivalent resistance, current, and voltage in a given
network of resistors connected in series or parallel?
3. How do we calculate the current and voltage through and across circuit
elements using Kirchhoff’s loop and junction rules?
4. How do we describe the initial, transient, and steady state behavior of
current, potential , and charge in a capacitor that is either charging or
discharging?
5. How do we solve problems involving the calculation of currents and potential
differences in circuits consisting of batteries, resistors and capacitors?
6. How do we plan and perform an experiment/s involving batteries and
resistors in one or more electric circuits?

4. Electronic Circuit
is a composite of wires, voltage sources, resistances
and other electronic components with provision for
current
An important concept related to thi is Circuit
Diagraming

11. Multiple Loads - when two or more resistances or loads are present in a circuit
Bulbs, resistors, appliances and other electrical devices are sample sources of load or resistance

13. Series Circuit
A series Circuit Connection is a type of multiple load
connection that allows a single path for charges to flow
Parallel Circuit
A connection that has atleast two complete paths or loops for
flowing charges.

14. A single loop for a series circuit
means that the same set of
charges will flow in the entire
circuit. Hence, the current is
the same for all circuit elements.
A parallel connection on the
other hand, may have varying
values for different loops

15. Voltage-Current-Resistance Relationship for Series Circuit

20. Voltage-Current-Resistance Ralationships for Parallel Circuit