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Ohm’s law V I R J. Gabrielse Voltage (V) Definition: what pushes charges Unit: volt (V) Measured by putting voltmeter in parallel. - + J. Gabrielse Current (I) Definition: moving electrical charge Unit: ampere (A) sometimes called Amps Measured by putting ammeter in series. Why? So the current has to run through the meter. - + J. Gabrielse Resistance (R) Definition: how hard it is for charges to move Unit: ohm (Ω) Measured by putting multimeter in parallel. Disconnect all batteries. The multimeter shows the resistance between the two points you touch. J. Gabrielse Ohm’s Law: V = I R What is the equation for V? V= ? IR V I I = ? R R= ? J. Gabrielse Ohm’s Law: V = I R What is the equation for I? V= ? IR V I R V I = ? R R= ? J. Gabrielse Ohm’s Law: V = I R What is the equation for R? V= ? IR V I I = R V R V R= ? I J. Gabrielse Resistors in Series - RA What -is the + resistance of the circuit? + RB = Requivalent Requivalent = We can replace RA and RB with an equivalent resistor, RA + RB Requivalent. J. Gabrielse Resistors in Series Example - 30 Ω - + 20 Ω + = Requivalent Requivalent = 50 Ω Requivalent = RA + RB = 30Ω + 20Ω = 50Ω J. Gabrielse Resistors in Parallel RA 1 R equivalent - = In parallel circuits we can also replace RA and RB with one equivalent resistor, Requivalent. + RB - + Requivalent 1 1 ... RA RB R equivalent 1 1 1 B R A J.RGabrielse Resistors in Parallel Example 30 Ω - + = 20 Ω - + Requivalent 1 1 R equivalentWhat 12 is R ? equivalent 1 1 1 1 R A R B 30 20 J. Gabrielse Notes 5. Ohm’s Law: V = I R a. Voltage (V): what pushes charges through a circuit i. Unit: volt (V) ii. Measured by putting meter in parallel. iii. Gets used up in a circuit. b. Current (I): moving electrical charge i. Unit: ampere (A) ii. Measured by putting meter in series. c. Resistance (R): how hard it is for charges to move i. Unit: ohm (Ω) ii. Resistors in series: Requivalent = RA + RB 1 iii. Resistors in parallel: R equivalent 1 1 RA RB J. Gabrielse Your Turn: Practice Problems p. 515: 5, 6, 7 Questions? Come see me. Get your class work grade before you leave. J. Gabrielse