The foundations of electricity
(A) classification of materials as electrical conductivity
Materials are classified into three types according to the conductivity as follows:
1 - conductive materials - and are substances that allow the passage of electric current through such as copper; aluminum; and other metal conductive of electricity; and materials ranging in conductivity as the resistivity of each material.
2 - insulating materials: These are materials that do not allow the passage of electric current through; and because of the internal structure and the strong interdependence between the atoms; such as wood; rubber; porcelain; and other insulating materials.
3 - semiconductor materials: the materials located between the material conductive and insulating materials in terms of the delivery of electricity; other words Articles semiconducting be a buffer at a temperature of absolute zero and under the influence of temperature begins conductivity increase as a result of the disintegration of the strong link between the atoms by heat; and of semiconductor materials germanium; silicon.
(B) the concept of current and voltage and electrical resistance:
(1) Power Supply:
If you connect a copper wire with a source of electric power such as the battery; leads to the movement of electrons inside the wire; and from that deduce a definition of electrical current.Power Supply: is the amount of cargo passing through a conductor under the influence of an external force resulting from a battery electrical source;The direction of movement opposite to the direction of the electrons (the direction of current from positive to negative).
The following equation method of calculating the value of electric current:
V = k ÷ nWhere: T: current (mA)
As: electric charge (coulomb)
N: time (seconds)
Example: Calculate the amount of electricity if it is known that the amount of electric charge passing in the connector within 4 seconds equal to 8 Colom.
Solution: -
Data: find the required current and known value of the shipment and the shipment time, where (k) equal to 8 Colom; and the amount of time (n) 4 seconds
Apply to the power law v = k v ÷ n = 8 ÷ 4 T = 2 mA
Types of electricity:1 - DC power: who is the current value and its direction remains constant over time; and sources of gray DC accumulator (battery) used in cars.
2 - alternating current (AC) is the current value of the change and direction change with time; and the AC current generated from the power plant that provides electricity for residences.
Forms of waves of the alternating current (AC):
AC square wave form of AC wave form of the age saw the AC sine wave form
(2) voltage (voltage difference):
Requires entry into an electric current to the existence of the power of affecting the electrons; and can be an influential force is the potential difference or electromotive force or voltage, all labels may be similar in meaning.It can be defined: as a force that forces the electrons (charges) to move in a particular direction through a conductor; cause any flow of current supply.
Known and potential difference: Balchgl effort to move electric charge from a point less effort to the highest point effort.And can be achieved according to the following equation:
C = u ÷ kWhere: A: The difference voltage (volts) u: work done (Paljol)
As: the amount of electric charge (Balcolom)
(A) classification of materials as electrical conductivity
Materials are classified into three types according to the conductivity as follows:
1 - conductive materials - and are substances that allow the passage of electric current through such as copper; aluminum; and other metal conductive of electricity; and materials ranging in conductivity as the resistivity of each material.
2 - insulating materials: These are materials that do not allow the passage of electric current through; and because of the internal structure and the strong interdependence between the atoms; such as wood; rubber; porcelain; and other insulating materials.
3 - semiconductor materials: the materials located between the material conductive and insulating materials in terms of the delivery of electricity; other words Articles semiconducting be a buffer at a temperature of absolute zero and under the influence of temperature begins conductivity increase as a result of the disintegration of the strong link between the atoms by heat; and of semiconductor materials germanium; silicon.
(B) the concept of current and voltage and electrical resistance:
(1) Power Supply:
If you connect a copper wire with a source of electric power such as the battery; leads to the movement of electrons inside the wire; and from that deduce a definition of electrical current.Power Supply: is the amount of cargo passing through a conductor under the influence of an external force resulting from a battery electrical source;The direction of movement opposite to the direction of the electrons (the direction of current from positive to negative).
The following equation method of calculating the value of electric current:
V = k ÷ nWhere: T: current (mA)
As: electric charge (coulomb)
N: time (seconds)
Example: Calculate the amount of electricity if it is known that the amount of electric charge passing in the connector within 4 seconds equal to 8 Colom.
Solution: -
Data: find the required current and known value of the shipment and the shipment time, where (k) equal to 8 Colom; and the amount of time (n) 4 seconds
Apply to the power law v = k v ÷ n = 8 ÷ 4 T = 2 mA
Types of electricity:1 - DC power: who is the current value and its direction remains constant over time; and sources of gray DC accumulator (battery) used in cars.
2 - alternating current (AC) is the current value of the change and direction change with time; and the AC current generated from the power plant that provides electricity for residences.
Forms of waves of the alternating current (AC):
AC square wave form of AC wave form of the age saw the AC sine wave form
(2) voltage (voltage difference):
Requires entry into an electric current to the existence of the power of affecting the electrons; and can be an influential force is the potential difference or electromotive force or voltage, all labels may be similar in meaning.It can be defined: as a force that forces the electrons (charges) to move in a particular direction through a conductor; cause any flow of current supply.
Known and potential difference: Balchgl effort to move electric charge from a point less effort to the highest point effort.And can be achieved according to the following equation:
C = u ÷ kWhere: A: The difference voltage (volts) u: work done (Paljol)
As: the amount of electric charge (Balcolom)