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Welcome back! Please fi ll out a name tent with whatever you want us to call you. EN 1-24: Engineering in the Kitchen Steven Bell 14 September 2020 Quick review of last time Is it possible to have a voltage without a current? Respond at


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Please fill out a name tent with whatever you want us to call you. Welcome back!

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EN 1-24: Engineering in the Kitchen

Steven Bell 14 September 2020

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Quick review of last time

Is it possible to have a voltage without a current? Respond at pollev.com/stevenbell

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Quick review of last time

Is it possible to have a voltage without a current? Respond at pollev.com/stevenbell Is it possible to have a current without a voltage?

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By the end of class today, you should be able to:

Explain what resistance is Use Ohm's law to calculate V/I/R Explain what power is, and how it's different from energy Use Watt's law to calculate power

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From the fantastic engineering/woodworking site woodgears.ca

Marble-track resistor

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R is the resistance, measured in Ohms

I = V R

For a resistor (and only a resistor):

Ohm's Law

Represented with the schematic symbol:

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WARNING WARNING WARNING!

Not everything behaves like a resistor. For example: Diodes (and light-emitting diodes, LEDs) Capacitors and inductors, which store energy Don't just blindly apply Ohm's law! Batteries

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What is the current i?

5V 1kΩ

i

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Let's measure some more interesting things.

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Let's talk about safety

Electricity can kill you.

[citation needed]

But how? And is it the voltage or current that's dangerous?

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10 s 5 s 2 s 1 s 500 ms 200 ms 100 ms 50 ms 20 ms 10 ms 100 µA 200 µA 500 µA 1 mA 2 mA 5 mA 10 mA 20 mA 50 mA 100 mA 200 mA 500 mA 1 A 2 A 5 A 10 A

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AC-1 AC-2 AC-3 AC-4 AC-4 AC-4.1 AC-4.2 AC-4.3

Wikipedia - Electrical injury

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Ok, so what voltage is dangerous?

A phone charges at 1A or more, so why isn't that dangerous? (Or is it?)

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Intermission: Interview your partner

I'll be coming around to take pictures

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Intermission: Interview your partner

Who is from the furthest away? Who has the largest / most interesting pet? Who has the most siblings? Who has an interesting hobby?

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Collecting energy from marbles

What determines how much energy I get?

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V = Joules Coloumb I = Coloumbs second V⋅I = Joules second

How much power does a light bulb use, if it is connected to 120V and draws 0.5 A?

Joules Coloumb Coloumbs second =

Joules/sec is called a Watt, abbreviated W.

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A more exciting example

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Why does the light bulb light up?

The filament gets hot and glows because:

A) the current is used up in the light bulb, becoming heat. B) the voltage accelerates electrons and they collide with the metal, losing their energy as heat. C) charges pile up inside the filament, and the repulsion of their electric fields creates heat. D) this is a trick question; the light bulb doesn't light up.

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Bonus material: Alternating current

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PollEverywhere: what is one question you have after today's class?

Wrapping up