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Current

Rate of flow of charge

I

∆Q/∆t

Q

1 Coulomb

The charge flowing past a point in one second when the current is 1 amp

e

1.6x10^-19

Conventional Current

Positive to negative

Electron Flow

Negative to Positive

Kirchoff 1

The sum of the currents into a fixed point must be equal to the sum of the currents out of that point

Number Density

Number of free electrons per m^3

Mean Drift Velocity

Electrons randomly hit the metal ions, giving them a random velocity. The electrons will drift towards the positive end of the power supply. The distance travelled per unit time is equal to the mean drift velocity.

Volt

The energy each unit of charge transfers whilst passing through the component


OR


The work done by the charge carriers on the component

EMF

Is the work done on the charge carriers by the cell

Electron Gun

1) Filament heated (in vacuum)


2) Emits electrons (thermionic emission)


3) P.D. applied between filament (cathode) and anode


4) Free electrons accel towards anode gaining Ek


5) If hole in anode, a beam with electrons of specific wavelength emitted

I

Anev

eV

1/2mv^2

Resistance

Ratio of the potential difference and the current

R

V/I

Ohm

The resistance of a component when a PD of 1V is produced per amp of current

Ohm's Law

For a metallic conducted at constant temp, current and P.D are directly proportional