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The document defines several key electrical components: a capacitor stores energy electrostatically, a conductor allows electric current to flow, a resistor reduces current and lowers voltage, a switch completes and breaks electric current, terminals provide connection points, and a dielectric is an insulating medium that transmits electric force without conduction.
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- It describes closed and open circuits, as well as short circuits that occur when a live wire contacts a neutral wire without a load. Fuses protect circuits by melting when current exceeds normal levels. Earthing connects electrical appliances to the ground to discharge static electricity and prevent shocks.
- Common units of measurement are defined, including amperes for current, ohms for resistance, and volts for potential difference. Watts measure the rate of electrical work.
- Various light sources like incandescent, fluorescent, and LED bulbs are compared based on their efficiency, lifespan, advantages, and applications. Luminous flux measures the visible light energy from a source.
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This document introduces several common physics instruments:
- Resistors limit electrical current flow in circuits and can regulate voltage for devices like transistors. Capacitors store energy in an electrostatic field through separated conducting plates. Transistors regulate current/voltage flow and act as switches for electronic signals using three layers of semiconductor material.
- Transformers transform electrical energy between circuits through mutual induction between windings without direct connection, and can be step-up transformers with more primary coil turns or step-down transformers with less primary coil turns.
- Other instruments include rheostats for adjusting circuit resistance without interrupting current, potentiometers for measuring voltage using a voltage divider, and LEDs which emit light when current passes
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- Electricity is the flow of electrons and atoms have a nucleus with protons and neutrons along with electrons.
- Materials can be conductors, insulators, or semiconductors depending on electron flow.
- Voltage is the potential difference between two points in a circuit and can be DC or AC.
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- 1. Capacitor (originally known as a condenser) is a passive two-terminal electrical component used to store energy electrostatically in an electric field. Prepared by: Mr Mohammad Moussa 1
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- 3. A direct electrical connection to the earth Prepared by: Mr Mohammad Moussa 3
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