1. ELECTRICAL UNITS
Match up correctly:
CURRENT (C) Joules Ω
VOLTAGE (V) Ohms A
RESISTANCE (R) Coulombs J
POWER (P) Volts or Joules/coulomb W
CHARGE (????) Amps or Coulombs/second V
ENERGY (E) Watts or Joules/second C
Once you have done this – write down as many symbol equations as you can remember for this unit

2. ELECTRICAL UNITS
Match up correctly:
CURRENT (C) Joules Ω
VOLTAGE (V) Ohms A
RESISTANCE (R) Coulombs J
POWER (P) Volts or Joules/coulomb W
CHARGE (????) Amps or Coulombs/second V
ENERGY (E) Watts or Joules/second C
Once you have done this – write down as many symbol equations as you can remember for this unit

3. The Equations Q = C x t V = C x R E = V x Q E = P x t P = V X C V
Where do they all come from?

4. Electricity Revise the concept of charge and current
Revise the concept of voltage and energy
Revise the concept of Parallel and Series Circuits
Back to the equations

5. Q = C x t Q
C x t
Charge = Current x Time
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6. V = C x R Voltage = Current x Resistance Remember VCR V C x R
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7. E = V x Q Energy = Voltage (pd) x Charge
One Volt = One Joule given to One Coulomb of Charge
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8. E = P x t Energy = Power x Time
The Power is the rate at which energy is transferred
A Kettle uses 2300 Watts of power. If it is switched on for 5 minutes how much energy does it use?
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9. P = V x C Q C x t Power = Voltage x Current
Increasing Voltage or Current means the rate of energy transfer increases
A Kettle uses 2300 Watts of power. If it is switched on for 5 minutes how much energy does it use?
The Kettle runs of mains electricity, What current does the kettle draw?
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10. Parallel and Series Circuits
Remember !
Current
Voltage
series
circuit
same everywhere
split up between components
parallel
splits up between branches
same across each branch

11. Who wants to be a millionaire
GAME 1
GAME 2