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Title: Basic Circuit Analysis


1
PART II
  • Basic Circuit Analysis

2
CHAPTER THREE
  • Ohms Law

3
RELATIONSHIP OF CURRENT TO VOLTAGE
  • A Direct Relationship
  • Increase Voltage and Current will Increase
  • Decrease Voltage and Current will Decrease
  • Resistance held constant

4
RELATIONSHIP OF CURRENT TO RESISTANCE
  • Indirect Relationship
  • Increase Resistance and Current will decrease
  • Decrease Resistance and Current will increase
  • Voltage held constant

5
MATHEMATICAL RELATIONSHIP OF V, I, and R
  • Formulated with three variables V, I, and R
  • Relationship called Ohms Law
  • Three forms exist

6
THE CIRCUIT
7
OHMS LAW EXAMPLES
  • Voltage 25 V
  • Resistance 25 ?
  • I _____

8
OHMS LAW EXAMPLES
  • Voltage 15 V
  • Resistance 1 k?
  • I _______

9
DIRECT AND INVERSE RELATIONSHIPS
  • Inverse relationship

10
DIRECT AND INVERSE RELATIONSHIPS
  • Direct relationship

11
OHMS LAW EXAMPLES
  • Resistance 50 ?
  • Current 2.5 A
  • Voltage _______

12
OHMS LAW EXAMPLES
  • Resistance 10 k?
  • Current 4 mA
  • Voltage ______

13
OHMS LAW EXAMPLES
  • Current 15 mA
  • Voltage 15 V
  • Resistance _______

14
OHMS LAW EXAMPLES
  • Current 4 mA
  • Voltage 60 V
  • Resistance _______

15
CURRENT FLOW NOTATIONS
  • Electron Flow Flow is from () to ()
  • Conventional Flow Flow is from () to ()
  • Older notation

16
CIRCUIT REPRESENTATION OF CURRENT FLOW
17
AC CHARACTERISTICS
18
AC CHARACTERISTICS
19
AC CHARACTERISTICS
20
WORK, ENERGY, AND POWER
  • Work Expenditure of energy
  • Work Force Distance
  • Energy Ability to do work
  • Energy Power Time
  • Power Rate of energy usage
  • Power Energy/Time

21
POWER AND OHMS LAW
  • Power Current x Voltage
  • P (watts) I (amps) x V (voltage)
  • I 25 mA, V 10 V
  • P (2 mA) x (10 V) 250 mW

22
RELATIONSHIPS
  • Note that if Current in the last slide doubles,
    Power will also double.
  • P IV (50 mA)(10 V) 500 mW

23
EQUATION SUMMARY
24
BASIC CIRCUIT EXAMPLES
  • R 10 k?, I 10 mA, V _____
  • V 100 V
  • V 50 V, I 2 mA, R ______
  • R 25 k?
  • V 75 V, R 10 k?, I ______
  • I 7.5 mA

25
POWER CALCULATIONS
  • V 100 V, I 2 mA, R _____, P _____
  • R 50 k?, P 200 mW
  • V 250 V, R 25 k?, I _____, P _____
  • I 10 mA, P 2.5 W
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