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This document discusses the basics of technical lettering including why lettering is important, common types of lettering styles like Old English, Roman, and Gothic, and secrets to good lettering such as using guidelines, proper form, stability, proportion, density, and spacing. It also notes recommended heights for numbers, fractions, and titles in technical drawings.
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Parallel circuit practice problem answers
This document provides practice problems and answers for calculating values in parallel circuits. It contains 4 examples of parallel circuits with given voltages, resistances, and a table to calculate the total resistance, branch voltages, and currents. Learners are instructed to complete the tables with a partner and check their work against the highlighted answers.
Series circuit
This document discusses series circuits. It defines a series circuit as one where current has only one path through all of the resistors. It outlines three learning objectives: 1) identifying series circuits, 2) understanding relationships between voltage, current, and resistance in series circuits, and 3) computing missing variables given two others. The key concepts covered are that total resistance equals the sum of individual resistances, current is the same throughout, total voltage equals the sum of individual voltage drops, and examples are provided to demonstrate these principles.
Parallel circuit
This document provides information about parallel circuits. It defines a parallel circuit as having multiple paths from the power source through various resistors. The key learning objectives are that students will understand what parallel circuits look like, and know the relationships between voltage, current, and resistance in parallel circuits. The document explains that in parallel circuits, voltage is constant across all resistors while current is calculated by adding the individual branch currents. It provides formulas for calculating total resistance, current, and voltage values. Examples are given to demonstrate applying the formulas.
Ohm’s law power
This presentation introduces Ohm's Law, which relates voltage, current, and resistance in a circuit. It defines the variables of power (P), voltage (V), and current (I). It explains the relationships between these variables and how to solve for any one of them given values for the other two using the Ohm's Law formula: P=VI, V=I/R, I=V/R. Examples are provided to demonstrate solving for the missing variable.
Ohm’s law
This presentation provides an overview of Ohm's Law, which describes the relationship between voltage, current, and resistance in electrical circuits. It defines each variable, explains their units of measurement, and how they relate to one another. The objectives are for students to understand the variables, their relationships, and how to use the formula to compute a missing value. Examples are provided to demonstrate solving for voltage, current, and resistance.
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This presentation introduces Ohm's Law, which states that the current through a conductor between two points is directly proportional to the voltage applied across the two points. It defines the variables in Ohm's Law as voltage (V), current (I), and resistance (R). It explains the relationships between the variables and how to solve for any one variable given values for the other two.
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