Electricity + Magnetism Flashcards
H Physics 1 (HS) - Summative Tic Tac Toe
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- Physical field that surrounds electrically charged particles. Ex: Wave produced by a radio broadcast antenna
- One directional flow of charge that is consistent. Ex: Current that flows in a flashlight
- Electrical current that sways back and forth. Ex: Power Lines
- Field that forces charged particles to move in a circle. Ex: Compass
- Region in a magnetic field where magnetization is in a uniform direction. Ex: Iron and Nickel
- Region at the end of a magnet where the magnetic field is the strongest. Ex: Globe
- Magnet where magnetic field is produced by electric currents. Ex: Speakers
- Dominant Force in the interactions of atoms and molecules. Ex: AC generators
- Transfers electrical energy from an alternating current circuit to another. Can be step up or down, up - low to high, down - high to low. Ex: Cell Phone
- Point where total resistance is measured in a circuit. Ex: In a series circuit with two resistors R1=2 ohms and R2= 5 ohms.
- Machine that converts mechanical energy to electrical energy. Ex: Alternator in a car
- Machine that converts electrical energy into mechanical energy. Ex: Electric Fans
- The difference of electrical potential energy between two points. Ex: Two terminals in a battery
- A material where electric current does not flow easily. Ex: Plastic
- A material that transmits electricity easily. Ex: Copper
- Passive electrical component that opposes the flow of an electric current. Measured in ohms. Ex: Lightbulb
- Pressure that pushes electricity. Ex: Battery
- Rate at which work is done; energy is transformed into an electrical circuit. Ex: Heaters
- Unit of electrical current. Ex: 5A
- SI unit of electrical resistance. Ex: Resistors
- Unit for voltage Ex: 1.5 V
- Way of charging an object with electrons without actually touching an object to a charged object. Ex: Wireless access point
- A circuit that has two or more paths for currents to flow. Ex: Lighting system in homes
- A circuit with only one path for electric current to flow. Ex: Water Heaters
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