Have a go at these questions. Remember that the specification is the bottom line of what you need to know!
- s a series circuit or parallel circuit better for domestic lighting? Explain your answer.
- How does the current in a series circuit change when there is more applied voltage?
- How does the current change in a series circuit when more components are added?
- How does current change with voltage for a wire, filament lamp, diode and resistor?
- How can current change with voltage be investigated experimentally?
- What happens to the current in a circuit if the resistance changes?
- Explain how resistance changes with illumination for a light-dependent resistor.
- Explain how resistance changes with temperature for a thermistor.
- How can lamps and LEDs be used to indicate the presence of a current in a circuit?
- Rearrange the equation voltage = current ✕ resistance.
- What are the units of voltage, current and resistance?
- What is current the rate of flow of?
- Explain the equation Q = I × t.
- Rearrange the above equation in all ways.
- Copy and complete the following sentence: electric current in __________ _____________ conductors is a flow of negatively charged _____________.
- Explain with a branching diagram that current is conserved at a junction in a circuit.
- What can you say about the voltage across two components connected in parallel?
- How can you calculate the currents, voltages and resistances of two resistive components connected in a series circuit?
- Finish of this sentence: voltage is the energy transferred per __________________.
- Complete this sentence: the volt is a joule per ____________.
- Consider the equation: energy transferred = charge × voltage. What are the units of energy, charge and voltage? What are the symbols for energy, charge and voltage?
- Rearrange the above equation all ways.