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Voltage
An electromotive force or potential difference expressed in volts. Gives energy to charge.
Current
A flow of electricity (charge) through a conductor.
Resistance
The ability of a devise to opposes the flow of current, causing energy loss.
Power
The rate at which energy is used.
Ohms
The units of measuring resistance.
Joules
The units of measuring energy.
Ampere
The units of measuring current.
Watt
The units of measuring power, derived from joules per second.
Charge
A property of matter that is responsible for electricity, existing as a positive or negative charge.
Positively charged
Has lost electrons and now has more protons (positives) than electrons (negatives)
Negatively charged
Has gained electrons and now has more electrons (negatives) than protons (positives).
Coulomb
Units of measuring charge.
Static
Not moving. No current or flow of electrons.
Electrons
A subatomic particle found in shells around the nucleus of an atom.
Conductor
A substance that allows the flow of electrons (current).
Insulator
A substance that does not allow the flow of electrons.
Circuit
A system of electrical components that forms a loop and carries current.
Components
Parts in a circuit. Power supply, resistors, bulbs etc...
Series
A circuit with a single pathway. Single loop.
Parallel
A circuit with branched pathways. multiple loops off a power supply.
Ammeter
A devise to measure the flow of current in amperes.
Voltmeter
A devise to measure the voltage change across a electrical component.
Fuse
A component in a circuit that cuts out and stops the current if it gets to high.
Rheostat
A component that has variable resistance.
Bulb
A component that uses electrical energy to produce light and heat.