6.5 electrical energy and charge 30 november 2015 how many meanings of the word charge can you think...

6
6.5 Electrical Energy and Charge July 19, 2022 How many meanings of the word charge can you think of?

Upload: lorena-todd

Post on 13-Dec-2015

213 views

Category:

Documents


1 download

TRANSCRIPT

Page 1: 6.5 Electrical Energy and Charge 30 November 2015 How many meanings of the word charge can you think of?

6.5 Electrical Energy and Charge

April 18, 2023

How many meanings of the word charge can you think of?

Page 2: 6.5 Electrical Energy and Charge 30 November 2015 How many meanings of the word charge can you think of?

6.5 Electrical Energy and Charge

April 18, 2023

Page 192 AQA Physics

• What is electric current?• What is the unit of electric charge?• What energy changes take place

when charge flows through a resistor?

Page 3: 6.5 Electrical Energy and Charge 30 November 2015 How many meanings of the word charge can you think of?

What is electric current?

Conventional current electrons

Conventional current

In metals current is a flow of electrons. In all materials current is a flow of charged particles.

Page 4: 6.5 Electrical Energy and Charge 30 November 2015 How many meanings of the word charge can you think of?

What is the unit of charge?

• Charge is measured in Coulombs, C.• Charge flow = current x time

(Coulombs) (Amperes) (seconds)

E.g. A flow of 2A for 5s is a charge of 10 Coulombs.Page 192 Q a)

The capacity store of a battery is shown as Amp-hours or milliamp-hours (mAh). This tells you how long a battery can deliver a certain current.

Page 5: 6.5 Electrical Energy and Charge 30 November 2015 How many meanings of the word charge can you think of?

Energy and potential difference

Energy transformed = potential difference x charge flow

From page 193 copy the worked example and answer b).

Page 6: 6.5 Electrical Energy and Charge 30 November 2015 How many meanings of the word charge can you think of?

Summary

• An electric current is a flow of charge.

• When charge flows through a resistor, electrical energy is transferred as heat.

• Charge = Current x time• Energy transferred = pd x time