Electricity and Circuits

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Questions and Answers

摩擦起电的实质是什么？

电荷的转移

与丝绸摩擦过的玻璃棒带什么电荷？

正电荷

与毛皮摩擦过的橡胶棒带什么电荷？

负电荷

电荷之间的相互作用规律是什么？

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电荷量的单位是什么？符号是什么？

<p>库伦 (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

验电器是利用什么原理来检验物体是否带电的？

<p>同种电荷相斥</p> Signup and view all the answers

导体和绝缘体之间有绝对的界限。

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一个基本的电路通常由哪些部分构成？

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什么是电路图？

<p>用规定的符号表示电路连接情况的图。</p> Signup and view all the answers

电路通常有哪三种状态？

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两种基本的电路连接方式是什么？

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电流是如何形成的？

<p>电荷的定向移动</p> Signup and view all the answers

电流的方向是如何规定的？

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电流的国际单位制单位是什么？符号是什么？

<p>安培 (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

除了安培，电流常用的单位还有哪些？

<p>毫安 (mA)、微安 (μA)</p> Signup and view all the answers

安培(A)、毫安(mA)和微安(μA)之间的换算关系是什么？

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使用电流表测量电流时，应如何将其连接到电路中？需要注意什么？

<p>与被测用电器串联，保证电流从正接线柱流入，负接线柱流出，并合理选择量程。</p> Signup and view all the answers

读取电流表读数前需要明确哪两项？

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可以将电流表直接连接在电源的两极。

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串联电路中电流的规律是什么？（用公式表示）

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Flashcards

Frictional Electricity

The transfer of electric charge between objects through rubbing.

Two Types of Electric Charge

Positive charge: Charge on a glass rod rubbed with silk. Negative charge: Charge on a rubber rod rubbed with fur.

Law of Electric Charges

Like charges repel; opposite charges attract.

Coulomb (C)

The unit of electric charge, symbol: C

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Electroscope

Detects if an object is charged using the principle that like charges repel.

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Conductors and Insulators

Materials that allow easy passage of electric charge and those that do not.

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Basic Circuit Components

Source, load, switch, wires

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Circuit Diagram

A diagram showing how circuit elements are connected using standard symbols.

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Three Circuit States

Conducting (closed path), short circuit, open circuit.

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Two Basic Circuit Types

Series and parallel circuits.

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Electric Current Formation

Directed movement of charge (electrons).

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Conventional Current Direction

Direction of positive charge movement.

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SI Unit of Current

Ampere (A).

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Common Current Units

mA(Milliampere), μA(Microampere).

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Current Conversion

1A = 10^3mA=10^6μA

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Ammeter Connection

Connected in series, correct polarity, choose appropriate range.

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Ammeter Reading

Range and scale divisions must be clear.

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Ammeter Caution

Never connect directly across a voltage source.

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Series Circuit Current

Current is the same at all points: I = I1 = I2 = ... = In

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Parallel Circuit Current

Main current equals the sum of branch currents: I = I1 + I2 +... + In

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Study Notes

  • Friction generates electricity; this is essentially a transfer of electric charge.
  • Types and Properties of Electric Charge
  • Positive charge: Charge carried by a glass rod rubbed with
  • Negative charge: Charge carried by a rubber rod rubbed with fur
  • Like charges repel, and opposite charges attract.
  • Electric charge quantity is measured in Coulombs (C).

Electroscopes

  • Used to check if an object is charged, using the principle that like charges repel.
  • There are no absolute boundaries between conductors and insulators.

Basic Circuit Components

  • Power source, electrical appliance, switch, and wires

Circuit Diagrams

  • Diagrams use standard symbols to represent how the circuit is connected

Circuit States

  • Circuits can be in one of three states:
    • Conductive (closed)
    • Short circuit
    • Open circuit

Basic Circuit Types

  • Serial circuits
  • Parallel circuits

Electric Current Formation

  • Generated by the directional movement of electric charges

Electric Current Direction

  • Defined as the direction of positive charge movement

Electric Current Units

  • The International System of Units (SI) unit: Ampere (A)
  • Common units: milliampere (mA) and microampere (μA)
  • Conversion: 1 A = 10^3 mA = 10^6 μA

Connections and Precautions for Ammeters

  • Ammeters should be connected in series with the circuit being measured.
  • The positive terminal of the ammeter needs to be connected to the positive side of the circuit, and the negative terminal to the negative side.
  • Select the appropriate range.
    • Reading an Ammeter: determine range and scale value.
  • Never connect an ammeter directly to the two terminals of a power source.

Electric Current Laws

  • In a series circuit, the current is the same at all points: I = I1 = I2 = ... = In
  • In a parallel circuit, the current in the main branch equals the sum of the currents in each individual branch: I = I1 + I2 + ... + In

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