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Questions and Answers
摩擦起电的实质是什么?
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?
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?
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?
电荷之间的相互作用规律是什么?
电荷量的单位是什么?符号是什么?
电荷量的单位是什么?符号是什么?
验电器是利用什么原理来检验物体是否带电的?
验电器是利用什么原理来检验物体是否带电的?
导体和绝缘体之间有绝对的界限。
导体和绝缘体之间有绝对的界限。
一个基本的电路通常由哪些部分构成?
一个基本的电路通常由哪些部分构成?
什么是电路图?
什么是电路图?
电路通常有哪三种状态?
电路通常有哪三种状态?
两种基本的电路连接方式是什么?
两种基本的电路连接方式是什么?
电流是如何形成的?
电流是如何形成的?
电流的方向是如何规定的?
电流的方向是如何规定的?
电流的国际单位制单位是什么?符号是什么?
电流的国际单位制单位是什么?符号是什么?
除了安培,电流常用的单位还有哪些?
除了安培,电流常用的单位还有哪些?
安培(A)、毫安(mA)和微安(μA)之间的换算关系是什么?
安培(A)、毫安(mA)和微安(μA)之间的换算关系是什么?
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?
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?
读取电流表读数前需要明确哪两项?
读取电流表读数前需要明确哪两项?
可以将电流表直接连接在电源的两极。
可以将电流表直接连接在电源的两极。
串联电路中电流的规律是什么?(用公式表示)
串联电路中电流的规律是什么?(用公式表示)
Flashcards
Frictional Electricity
Frictional Electricity
The transfer of electric charge between objects through rubbing.
Two Types of Electric Charge
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
Law of Electric Charges
Like charges repel; opposite charges attract.
Coulomb (C)
Coulomb (C)
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Electroscope
Electroscope
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Conductors and Insulators
Conductors and Insulators
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Basic Circuit Components
Basic Circuit Components
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Circuit Diagram
Circuit Diagram
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Three Circuit States
Three Circuit States
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Two Basic Circuit Types
Two Basic Circuit Types
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Electric Current Formation
Electric Current Formation
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Conventional Current Direction
Conventional Current Direction
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SI Unit of Current
SI Unit of Current
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Common Current Units
Common Current Units
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Current Conversion
Current Conversion
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Ammeter Connection
Ammeter Connection
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Ammeter Reading
Ammeter Reading
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Ammeter Caution
Ammeter Caution
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Series Circuit Current
Series Circuit Current
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Parallel Circuit Current
Parallel Circuit Current
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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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