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Unit D - Electrical

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Rheostat Continuously variable resistor used to regulate electrical current.
Series Circuit Circuit in which there is only one way for the electricity to flow through.
Transistors Device usually with three layers arranged such that a small resistor/voltage through the middle layer controls all outside current .
Integrated Circuit Circuit of inseperable, often microscopic, components formed on the surface of a single piece or chip of semiconductor crystal, usually silicon.
Sustainability Use of resources at a rate that can be maintained indefinitely without depleting the resources or harming the environment
Thermocouple Device consisting of two wires of different metals joined such that a voltage is produced by temperature.
Armature Rotating shaft and coil in a motor or generator.
Electroplating Use of electricity to coat a thin layer of metal onto an object.
Ohm's Law As long as the temperature stays constant, the resistance of a substance/conductor remains constant, and the current is directly proportional to the V applied .
Electrodes Conductor through which electric current enters or leaves a device or material.
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