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Building virtual circuits

Review: Match the terms Voltage _____ Current _____ Resistance _____ Conductor _____ Insulator _____ Voltmeter _____ Ammeter _____ A tool to measure current Something that is not good at conducting electricity The flow of electric charge The pressure from an electrical circuit’s power source that pushes charged electrons  A tool to measure volts Something that is good at conducting electricity Opposing the flow of electricity

What is the MINIMUM number of parts you could use to light up a light bulb?

Which direction do the electrons flow? From negative to positive

Which of the 4 circuit components is optional? Voltage source Conductor (wire) Resistance Switch

Which component in the simulation can stretch and shrink?

Why won’t the bulb light up in this circuit? The switch is open Other possible reasons a circuit Might not produce light: Not enough voltage Too much resistance If there’s a break in the circuit

How do you detach components? Right click

How do you measure the change in voltage with the voltmeter? Put one lead on each side of the battery on a connector

How do you measure the current? Put the non-contact ammeter over top of flowing electrons.