This document provides information about parallel circuits. It defines parallel circuits as those where components are connected such that current can divide and flow through multiple components simultaneously. Some key points made include: - In parallel circuits, the current through individual branches can vary but the total current increases as total resistance decreases. - The total resistance of a parallel circuit decreases as more resistors are added in parallel, as these provide additional paths for current to flow. - The voltage across each component/resistor in a parallel branch is the same. - Examples of parallel circuits include household electrical wiring and multi-core computer processors.