Electricity Magnetism Word Challenge Some computer chips are

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Electricity & Magnetism Word Challenge

Electricity & Magnetism Word Challenge

Some computer chips are made of a substance that conducts electric current better than

Some computer chips are made of a substance that conducts electric current better than an insulator but not as well as a conductor. These substances are often called _____ Other examples include: transistors and diodes Answer: Semi Conductor

This is a part of an electronic device that only allows current to flow

This is a part of an electronic device that only allows current to flow in one direction. Answer: Diode

A circuit offering only one possible Seriespath Circuit for charges to flow

A circuit offering only one possible Seriespath Circuit for charges to flow

This part of an electronic device can be used as an amplifier or switch.

This part of an electronic device can be used as an amplifier or switch. Transistor

A collection of hundreds of tiny circuits that supply electric current to the various

A collection of hundreds of tiny circuits that supply electric current to the various parts of an electronic device. Circuit Board

Electricity • The flow of electrons from one point to another

Electricity • The flow of electrons from one point to another

Integrated Circuit Board • An entire circuit containing many transistors and other electronic components

Integrated Circuit Board • An entire circuit containing many transistors and other electronic components formed on a single chip • Found on semiconductors

A circuit offering more than one route for the flow of charges Parallel Circuit

A circuit offering more than one route for the flow of charges Parallel Circuit

Circuit • A closed path for electric current Electrons travel from the negative positive

Circuit • A closed path for electric current Electrons travel from the negative positive terminal of the battery.

Alternating Current • type of electric current in which charges continually switch from flowing

Alternating Current • type of electric current in which charges continually switch from flowing in one direction to flowing in the reverse direction AC

Conduction • the transfer of electrons from one object to another through direct contact

Conduction • the transfer of electrons from one object to another through direct contact

Static Electricity • the build-up of electric charges on an object

Static Electricity • the build-up of electric charges on an object

Insulators • a material, such as wood, glass, or plastic, that does not allow

Insulators • a material, such as wood, glass, or plastic, that does not allow charges to flow easily; any material which poorly transfers energy

Induction • the transfer of charges from one object to another without direct contact

Induction • the transfer of charges from one object to another without direct contact Bending water with a charged comb http: //www. youtube. com/watch? v=Hp. IJ 3 c. ZURp. Q

Direct Current • type of electric current in which the charges always flow in

Direct Current • type of electric current in which the charges always flow in the same direction. DC

Conductors • a material that allows charges (like electrical current) to flow easily; any

Conductors • a material that allows charges (like electrical current) to flow easily; any material which easily transfers energy