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A form of energy that produces light, heat, magnetic and chemical changes.

Electricity

The movement of electricity along a path called a conductor.

Electric current

A technical name for any electrically powered appliance.

Loads

Material that allows electricity to flow through it easily. (ex. Sliver and Copper)

Conductors

A material that does not allow the flow of electric current. (Ex. Plastic, rubber and wood.)

Insulators

Should be kept straight, free of knots to prevent breaks.

Cord safety

Power box to house supplies _____? (Strength)

Amp

Measures how hard electrons are being pushed by the source. (Pressure)

Volt

Measures how difficult it is to push electrons through a conductor. (Resistance)

OHM

Measure of energy (power) used per second. (Electricity used)

Watt

All electrons moving at one rate in one direction

Direct current

Electrons flow first in one direction and the the other

Alternating currents

Change direct current to alternating current

Inverter

Change alternating current to direct current

Rectifier

Powers several loads at once. Same time of different time. Can turn 1 off without others being affected.

Parallel wiring

Run all loads at the same time. All or nothing.

Series wiring

More current flows in a line than made to carry

Overload

Occurs when a foreign conductor comes in to contact with a wire carrying current

Short circuit

When appliance is turned on circuit is ______? When appliance is turned off circuit is ______?

Closed, On

Generator producing alternating current

Source