Ohms Law. EMF Ohm’s Law V = AxR V = IxR V = IxO All the same V A x R P 24.

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Ohms Law

EMF

Ohm’s Law V = AxR V = IxR V = IxO All the same V A x R P 24

Ohm’s Law l V = AxR l A = V / R l R = V / A

Ohm’s Law l Circuit Boards »Create the same simple light bulb circuit »Measure the precise battery voltage with the light bulb on. »Measure the precise amperage in two places »What is the resistance for the circuit

Use ohm’s law to figure the resistance l Add the 10 ohm resister at the switch l use ohm’s law to figure current. l use ohm’s law to figure volts lost at: »the resister »the bulb l Figure total l Then prove with your meter

Ground side l Add a second resister (15 ohm) in the middle of the ground side l use ohm’s law to figure volts lost at: »the 10 resister »the bulb »the 15 ohm resister l Figure total (volts lost) l Then prove with your meter

Lab l Dome light circuit l Cars to work on l Two man teams l Work orders l Tasks l Tomorrow