DC Circuits
Reading
BJU book: Ch. 20 "Electrodynamics"
AP students additional reading: Princeton Review "Direct Current Circuits"
Topics
We will spread this topic over two sessions:
Labs
Memo: 2020-2021 labs will include hands-on and virtual, and may vary as the Covid-19 situation changes.
BJU book: Ch. 20 "Electrodynamics"
AP students additional reading: Princeton Review "Direct Current Circuits"
Topics
We will spread this topic over two sessions:
- Ohm's and Kirchhoff's Laws, series and parallel circuits
- Power Equations
Labs
Memo: 2020-2021 labs will include hands-on and virtual, and may vary as the Covid-19 situation changes.
- DC Circuits lab is our regular go-to lab, but there are numerous other virtual labs also which cover the topic, as well as labs you can do at home. We'll decide when we get here.
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DC circuits homework
Complete #45, 46, 49, 52, 53 (5 problems)
Complete #45, 46, 49, 52, 53 (5 problems)
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Power Equations homework
Compute the power in Watts for each of the resistors in problems #46, 49, and 52 in the problem-set above. (3 problems)
Use the 'Power Equations':
P = V x I (watts = volts x amps)
P = I^2xR (watts = amps^2 x ohms)
Watch the homework video below:
Compute the power in Watts for each of the resistors in problems #46, 49, and 52 in the problem-set above. (3 problems)
Use the 'Power Equations':
P = V x I (watts = volts x amps)
P = I^2xR (watts = amps^2 x ohms)
Watch the homework video below: