2011 년 10 월 28 일 제 7 장
Electric charge Electric force and Coulomb’s law Electric Currents-Superconductivity Electric circuits and Ohm’s law Power and energy in electric currents AC and DC
Electric charge ◦ An inherent physical property of certain subatomic particles that is responsible for electrical and magnetic phenomena ◦ Charge is represented by q ◦ SI unit is the coulomb(C)
Like charges repel, unlike charges attract
The force acting on each of two charged objects is directly proportional to the net charges on the objects and inversely proportional to the square of the distance between them
E-Paper FET(Field Effect Transistor)
집진기 ( electrostatic precipitator) Bluebird Co. Ltd.
Copier( 복사기 )
Conductor( 도체 ) ◦ a material allowing the flow of electric charge ◦ 일반적인 금속, 구리, 금, 은 등 Insulator( 부도체, 절연체 ) ◦ a substance that resists the flow of electric current ◦ 세라믹, 플라스틱, 석영, 공기, 등
Current ◦ The rate of flow of electric charge. ◦ The amount of charge that flows by per second ◦ SI unit is the ampere(A or amp) ◦ Measured by ammeter
Conductor ◦ Copper, silver, gold, aluminum Insulator ◦ Plastic, rubber Semiconductor ◦ Ge, Si,
Voltage ◦ The work that a charged particle can do divided by the size of the charge ◦ The energy per unit charge given to charged particles by a power supply ◦ The SI unit is the volt(V), joule per coulomb
The current in a conductor is equal to the voltage applied to it divided by its resistance
3V
Series (current is the same)
Parallel (voltage is the same)
12V Series & Parallel
120V 1875W
Used for 3 minutes Energy? 120V 1875W
AC(alternating current) DC(direct current)