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Basic Electricity Vocab
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1. A circuit in which there is resistance (load) connected both in series and parallel.
Series - Parallel Circuit
'Crose Phase'
Magnetic Lines of Force
Magnetism
2. The space around a magnet in which the magnetic force is felt.
Magnetic Field
Current
Magnetic Circuit
Power
3. The rotating member of an electrical machine.
Rotor
Non - Magnetic Material
Wattmeter
Secondary Winding
4. Several secondary cells connected together for either a greater voltage or current output.
Voltmeter
Series Circuit
Magnetic Circuit
Storage Battery
5. In an electrical circuit - or part of an electric circuit - the intensity of the current is equal to the electromotive force that drives it divided by the resistance of the circuit.
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6. Smallest part a substance can physically divided into composed of 2 or more atoms.
Transformer
Molecule
Frequency
Non - Magnetic Material
7. A coil of wire designed to act as a magnet as a result of carrying an electrical current. It is usually wound on a soft iron core.
Mega Ohm
Magnetism
Electrolyte
Electromagnet
8. A unit of power.
Power
Volt
Cycle
Watt
9. Any of the spaces occupied by the orbits of a group of electrons of approximately equal energy surronding the nucleus of an atom.
Magnetic Field
Shells
Positive Plate
Coulomb
10. A material which can be magnetized - principally iron.
Magnetic Material
Factors Governing Resistance
Insulator
Fuse
11. In a battery - the electrode which takes up the electrons returning from the external circuit.
Alternating Current
Lagging Current
Storage Battery
Positive Plate
12. (Lode Stone) Certain type of mineral ore which has the natural Properties of a magnet.
Molecule
Natural Magnet
Volt
Magnetic Field
13. An alternating current which current cycle begins later that its voltage cycle.
Ohm's Law
Lagging Current
Volt
Natural Magnet
14. A measuring device.
Ohm
Parallel Circuit
Meter
Resistance
15. A cell which is composed of certain materials which are used up during the process of delivering electric current.
Coulomb
Impedance
Armature
Primary Cell
16. A complete sequence of events - as an alternating- current cycle.
Ampere
Cycle
Voltmeter
Electro- Motive Force
17. A connection of circuit of low resistance. Current through each of the end- to- end devices is exactly the same. Only one path for the current.
Primary Cell
Electromagnet
Armature
Series Circuit
18. A short circuit between two energized conductors and/or an energized conductor and a grounded phase. Very high current flow.
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19. The condition where the free electrons are caused to move in the same direction along or through a conductor.
Electron Flow
Current
Kilowatt Hour
Ohm's Law
20. That property of a material which determines how readily it conducts magnetic lines of flux. Opposite magnetic quality or conductivity.
Permeability
Ohm's Law
Electrical Circuit
Armature
21. Single POSITIVE electrical charge - located in the middle of an atom.
Volt
Series Circuit
Electron
Proton
22. Single NEGATIVE electrical charge. Orbits around the nucleus some in paths close to the nucleus - others in paths varying distance from the nucleus.
Series - Parallel Circuit
Electron
Rheostat
Watt
23. Hardened steel which has been magnetized artificially and which retains its magnetic properties
Meter
Electrical Circuit
Mega Ohm
Permanent Magnet
24. A rate of movement of electrons through a conductor.
Shells
Magnetic Poles
Current
Potential Difference
25. A cell which is rechargeable. Uses materials which change in compostition during delivery of current - but may be restored to original condition upon recharge.
Parallel Circuit
Alternator
Secondary Cell
Step- Down Transformer
26. A single electron or one of two or more electrons in the outer shell of an atom that is responsible for the chemical properties of an atom.
Condenser
Valance Electron
Electron
Electron Flow
27. Positive charge of electricity. Located in the nucleus of the atom.
Electrolyte
Proton
Resistance
Electro- Motive Force
28. The center portion of an atom which has a positive electrical charge.
Nucleus
Resistance
Atom
Conductor
29. A certain force exhibited by some materials which give them the ability to attract other materials. Principally iron or its alloys.
Magnetism
Micro Ampere
Frequency
Coulomb
30. A resistor designed so that its resistance is readily adjusted.
Electrical Circuit
Series Circuit
Resistance
Rheostat
31. Total and complete opposition to the flow of electrons
Impedance
Primary Cell
Short Circuit
Artificial Magnet
32. A circuit with two or more paths for the current to take.
Proton
Magnetic Material
Ohm
Parallel Circuit
33. A transformer designed to raise the voltage of an alternating current. Most common use; In a generating plant to raise the voltage.
Step-Up Transformer
Circuit
Voltage Drop
Cycle
34. One- thousandth of a ampere
Free Electrons
Fuse
Milliampere
Magnetic Field
35. An instrument for measuring electrical power. Most common use: The meter of your house to measure electrical consumption.
Permanent Magnet
Magnetic Poles
Condenser
Wattmeter
36. A device which capacity is its chief electrical property; a device for storing or holding an electric charge; a capacitor.
Condenser
Proton
Electromagnetic Induction
Potential Difference
37. A rod or strip composed of two metals having different rates or coefficients of expansion. Upon being heated - it bends in a direction which causes the material with the greater rate of expansion to be on the outside.
Free Electrons
Bimetallic Strip
Ohm's Law
Series - Parallel Circuit
38. One millionth of a volt.
Series - Parallel Circuit
Micro Volt
Bimetallic Strip
Alternator
39. A very low resistance path placed in a circuit in such a manner as to allow an excessive current flow.
Molecule
Armature
Voltage Drop
Short Circuit
40. A transformer designed to lower voltage of an alternating current. Most common type of transformer used on a power system.
Magnetic Pole
Parallel Circuit
Step- Down Transformer
Alternator
41. The electrodes of a cell shaped as plates to expose a surface as possible to the electrolyte.
Plates
Impedance
Circuit
Short Circuit
42. A material which CANNOT be magnetized. Example: Wood - Glass - Brass - Rubber...
Fuse
Primary Cell
Non - Magnetic Material
Lines of Force
43. Meter used to measure resistance in an electrical circuit.
Natural Magnet
Ohm's Law
Ohmmeter
Nucleus
44. A device used to change the voltage of an alternating current circuit.
Parallel Circuit
Step-Up Transformer
Transformer
Short Circuit
45. Those electrons in orbits farthest out from the nucleus - loosely bound and migrate from one atom to another.
Free Electrons
Resistor
Resistance
Electron
46. The complete path through which the lines of force travel - leaving the north pole and re- entering the south pole.
Voltmeter
Magnetic Circuit
Current
Mega Ohm
47. The number of cycles per second. Example: 60 cycles per second alternating current.
Electron
Frequency
Resistor
Kilowatt Hour
48. (EMF) The force created by an electric generator (or by other means) which causes current to flow. (Same as Voltage - Volts - Electric Potential - Pressure).
Micro Ohm
Series Circuit
Electro- Motive Force
Free Electrons
49. Any device which may be placed in the circuit and which offers opposition to the flow of electrons around the circuit.
Volt
Voltmeter
Free Electrons
Resistor
50. Shows relationship between Current - Voltage - Wattage and Resistance.
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