Electricity and Power
by Tim Armstrong
1. Power
1.1. Energy in Action
1.2. Joules/Second
1.3. Coloumbs/second
1.4. J/s
1.5. C/s
1.6. Watts
1.6.1. VoltagexCurrent
1.7. Energy/Second
2. Current
2.1. Electron Flow
2.2. Ampers
2.3. 1 Coloumb/second = 1 Watt
3. Symbols
3.1. Battery
3.2. Variable Resistor
3.3. Fuse
3.4. Open Switch
3.5. Lamp
3.6. Closed Switch
3.7. Resistor
3.7.1. Reduce Current
3.7.2. stop overheating
4. Resistance
4.1. Slows Current
4.2. Outputs Heat
5. Circuits
5.1. Parallel
5.1.1. Multiplies Amperage
5.1.2. Adjacent
5.1.3. Split Power
5.2. Series
5.2.1. Loop
5.2.2. No Splits
5.2.3. Shared Voltage
5.2.4. Same Ampage
6. Metres
6.1. Ammetre
6.1.1. Ampers
6.1.2. in Series
6.2. Voltmetre
6.2.1. Parallel
7. Voltage
7.1. Pushes Current
7.2. Electrical Pressure
8. What Is Electricity
8.1. Charged Electrons
8.2. Electrical Current
9. Conductors
9.1. Electrons roam freely
9.2. Bad conductos make good resistors
10. Equations
10.1. 1 Amp = 1 Coloumb
10.1.1. I coloumb/second = 1 Watt
10.2. Volt/second = 1 Joule
10.2.1. 1 Joule/Second = 1 Watt