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EdTechNJ 2016

5eBoard STEM Education Platform

The Symbols of Electric Components

Wire Intersections Two connected wiresTwo wires not connected

A Simple Circuit

Building a Simple Circuit

Parallel Connection Disconnect one bulb. What happens to the other bulb?

Series Connection Disconnect one bulb. What happens to the other bulb? What are differences between series and parallel connections?

Three-way Switch Applications

Controlling Two Light Bulbs

Control a Light Bulb at Different Locations

Capacitors Electrolytic capacitors (polarized) Ceramic capacitors (non-polarized)

The Symbols for Capacitors PolarizedNon-polarized

The Structure of Capacitors

Capacitance – Measuring the Capability of a Capacitor “Farad” is the unit for measuring capacitance. The symbol for Farad is “F.” 1 μF = F = 1 x F 1 nF = F = 1 x F 1 pF = F = 1 x F

A Circuit for Charging and Discharging a Capacitor

Capacitor – Parallel Connection Total Capacitance: Example:

Capacitor – Series Connection Total Capacitance: Example: