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Title: Electric Parallel Circuits Calculations


1
Electric Parallel Circuits Calculations
Bill Gates is the chairman, chief software
architect, and cofounder (with Paul Allen) of
Microsoft Corporation, The companys success made
Gates the worlds richest person.
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Ohms law
  • R Resistance (control of the flow of electrons)
  • I Current ( the amount of electron flow
    )
  • V Volts ( the pressure of the charges
    )
  • R V
  • I

3
Amperes in a Parallel Circuit
  • The net change in amperes around the circuit is
    equal to zero
  • It I1 I2 I3
  • The Ampere divider is the resistor
  • V I1R1 , V I2 R2, V I3 R3
  • Note The voltage ( V ) is constant throughout
    the Parallel circuit

4
Resistance in a Parallel Circuit
  • Each resistor divides the Total resistance of the
    circuit (equivalent resistance)
  • 1 1 1 1
  • Reg R1 R2 R3
  • The Ampere divider is the resistor
  • V I1R1 , V I2 R2, V I3 R3
  • Note The voltage ( V ) is constant throughout
    the Parallel circuit

5
Sample problem
  • A 2 ohm resistor , 3 ohm and 6 ohm resistor is
    connected in parallel to a 24 volt battery
  • Draw circuit diagram
  • Calculate the total resistance
  • Calculate the total amperes

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Circuit diagram
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Calculations Resistance
1 1 1 1 Reg R1 R2 R3
1 1 1 1 Reg 2W 3W 6W
1 3 2 1 Reg 6W 6W 6W
1 6 Reg 6W
Reg 1W
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Calculation Amperes
V IR
24 V I(1W)
24 V I (1W)
24A I
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Summary
  • In a Parallel Circuits the amperes add with each
    new device (resistance)
  • Resistors control the voltage and current of
    power sources
  • The reciprocal of the total resistance is equal
    to the sum of individual reciprocal resistance
  • The Total voltage is constant throughout the
    circuit
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