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Basic Circut Theory of Operation

QuestionAnswer
What contains four impedances that form a square Bridge Circuits
Two diagonally opposite corners are connected to an input device Bridge Circuits
Two diagonally opposite corners are connected to an output Bridge Circuits
What contains a combination of series and parallel circuits Complex Circuits
The international measure of energy Joules
Energy expended in kilograms meters and seconds Joules
What is also know as newton-meter Joules
The amount of work done when a force of one newton moves and object one meter along the direction of force Joules
"The algebraic sum of the current flowing away from any point in an electrical circuit is equal to the sum of the current flowing the that point" Kirchhoff's Current Law
"The total resistance in a series circuit is the sum of the individual resistances or loads in the circuit" Kirchhoff's Resistance Law
"The algebraic sum of all of the voltage drops in any closed circuit is equal to zero" Kirchhoff's Voltage Law
Contains more than one path for current Parallel circuits
A parallel circuit consist of components connected Directly across
The current of a parallel circuit is divided between Each branch of the circuit
Product of applied voltage and current power in a DC circuit Power
Product of applied voltage and the current in phase with the voltage in an AC current Power
What causes a reduction of current in multiple circuits Resistors in parallel circuits
What causes a reduction of current on one circuit Resistors in Series Circuits
What contains only one path for current Series circuits
A Reduction in voltage caused by current flowing through a resistor Voltage Drop
What is a Voltage Drop called in an IR (Current X Resistance) drop Voltage Drop
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