electrical vocabulary the ability to do work. types of energy include: radiant, mechanical,...
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Electrical Vocabulary
The ability to do work.
Types of energy include:
radiant, mechanical, chemical, magnetic,
electrical, acoustic, thermal and light.
Sources of energy are:
water, wind, nuclear, chemical, geothermal,
solar, human and animal muscle, biomass
and fossil fuels.
A device for making, breaking, or changing
the connections in an electrical circuit.
Uninterrupted connection
or
flow of electrons.
A device that produces electrical energy
by a chemical reaction.
Changing one form of energy into another; such as chemical energy from batteries into
electrical energy.
A measure of the amount of
electrical intensity.
The flow of electrons
through a material.
An unbroken circuit;
unbroken path of conductors through which electric current flows.
A broken circuit;
a break in the path of an electric circuit.
Light Emitting Diode
A semiconductor that emits light when current flows through it.
Used to control the current in an electric circuit.
Material that allows electricity to
flow
easily through it.
Wire is made of metal
and is a great conductor.
What are some other materials that are great
conductors?
A MEASURE OF THE FORCE WITH WHICH ELECTRIC CURRENT IS
PUSHED THROUGH WIRES.
Wire
A material that resists the flow of
cold, heat, sound or electricity.
The plastic casing that goes over the
wire is an insulator.
What are some other materials that are great
insulators?
A material that allows the electric charges to pass through it.
Wire is made of metal and metal is a fantastic conductor.
What are some other materials that are great conductors?
Data in a form that can be used for the purpose of communication or control.
Example: Push upper left button to turn left