Technology like our cell phones, computers, lights, soldering irons, and air conditioners are all powered by electricity. In our modern world, it's hard to avoid it. Even if you try to stay away from it, electricity is everywhere in nature, from lightning in a storm to the synapses in our bodies. But what is electricity really? This is a very complicated question, and the more you look into it and ask more questions, the more you realize that there isn't a clear answer. Instead, there are only abstract ways to show how electricity interacts with the world around us.
Electricity is a natural thing that happens all over the world and can take many different shapes. In this lesson, we'll talk about current electricity, which is what runs our electronic devices. Our goal is to learn how electricity flows from a power source through wires to light up LEDs, spin motors, and power our communication devices.
In This book, you will about: Electricity, The Atomic Age, Flowing Charges,
Electrostatic Force, Conductivity, Conductors, Insulators, Static or Current Electricity, Electric Fields, Electric Potential Energy, Circuit Basics,
The Simplest Circuit, Short And Open Circuits, Series Circuits, Parallel Circuits
Working Together Of Series And Parallel Circuits, Rule of Thumb Guidelines for Series and Parallel Resistors, What a configuration of series circuit and a parallel circuit look like, How do passive parts work in these configurations? How a source of voltage will affect passive parts in these configurations. Calculation of equivalent resistances in series circuits. Calculation of equivalent resistances in parallel circuits. And much more