Principle of Engineering Structure of matter charges electric

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Principle of Engineering Structure of matter, charges, electric fields, current, electromotive force and potential

Principle of Engineering Structure of matter, charges, electric fields, current, electromotive force and potential difference. Electricity Session 1 (2 hours)

Structure of Matter • Matter 物質 composed of Molecules 分子 • Molecules composed of

Structure of Matter • Matter 物質 composed of Molecules 分子 • Molecules composed of Atoms 原子 • Structure of Atoms: electrons (- charge) 電子, nucleus: protons (+ charge) 質子, neutrons 中 子

Charges • Symbol: Q • Unit of charges: Coulomb (C) • 1 C =

Charges • Symbol: Q • Unit of charges: Coulomb (C) • 1 C = 6. 24× 1018 times the charge on an electron

Electric Current • Electric Current電流 is the rate of flow of electrical charges. •

Electric Current • Electric Current電流 is the rate of flow of electrical charges. • Symbol: I • Unit: Ampere (A) • 1 A = 1 coulomb of electrical charge moving past a specific point in one second. • milli-Amp or m. A (10 -3 A) • micro-Amp or μA (10 -6 A)

Measuring Flow of Electric Current • Ammeter measures electric current (part of Multimeter) •

Measuring Flow of Electric Current • Ammeter measures electric current (part of Multimeter) • How to use an ammeter? (Demonstration or actual practice using a 12 V light bulb circuit. ) • Digital meter and analog meter (what they look like)

Exploration: Ammeter • Measure the electric current when using an AA size battery •

Exploration: Ammeter • Measure the electric current when using an AA size battery • Caution: misuse of ammeter will blow the fuse • Re-do the experiment using a DC power supply. There is no need for ammeter this time as the power supply displays the current automatically. • Why does the current larger when the motor starts? Ammeter to measure current A/m. A A Current i COM + 1. 5 V _ motor

Accuracy • Measure the current with both the DC power supply and the multimeter.

Accuracy • Measure the current with both the DC power supply and the multimeter. Assume the multimeter is accurate. • % error forumula = _______ • % error measured = _______ Ammeter to measure current A/m. A A Current i COM + 3 V _ motor

How does Current Feel? • What does it feel when your tongue touch 9

How does Current Feel? • What does it feel when your tongue touch 9 V battery terminals? • for limb-contact electrical shocks – – 1 -5 m. A is the level of perception 10 m. A is the level where pain is sensed 100 m. A severe muscular contraction occurs 100 -300 m. A electrocution occurs.

Potential Difference 電位差 /電壓 • An AA battery has about 1. 5 V of

Potential Difference 電位差 /電壓 • An AA battery has about 1. 5 V of potential difference. The battery is a kind of voltage supply used to drive an electric current through a electric component • A voltmeter (part of a multi-meter) is used to measure potential difference between two contact points. • Unit of potential difference: voltage 伏特 (V).

Voltage Supply or Power Supply

Voltage Supply or Power Supply

Exploration: Voltmeter • Use a voltmeter to measure voltage of a battery. • Use

Exploration: Voltmeter • Use a voltmeter to measure voltage of a battery. • Use a voltmeter to measure voltage of a DC power supply at different settings. What are the % errors?

Exploration: Voltage of Loaded Battery? • Use a voltmeter to measure the voltage of

Exploration: Voltage of Loaded Battery? • Use a voltmeter to measure the voltage of the battery when a motor is connected in series. • What is the loading voltage compared to unloaded voltage? • Is a battery an ideal voltage supply? V

Physical Effect of Increasing Supplied Voltage • How to create a higher voltage with

Physical Effect of Increasing Supplied Voltage • How to create a higher voltage with AA batteries? • What happens to the motor at a higher voltage? • Use the DC supply to connect to a 12 V light bulb. What happens if the voltage is increased? (Caution: do not use more than 12 V in the power supply. Why? )

Effect of Voltage on Current • Connect the DC supply to a light bulb

Effect of Voltage on Current • Connect the DC supply to a light bulb through an ammeter to measure the light bulb current • Try different voltages by adjusting the knob. What happens to the current? DC power supply A

Division of Voltage • Connect a 12 V supply to 2 bulbs in series

Division of Voltage • Connect a 12 V supply to 2 bulbs in series • Measure the potential differences V 1 between terminals of light bulb 1 • Measure the potential differences V 2 between terminals of light bulb 2 • V 1 = ___ 12 V • V 2 = ___ • Supply Voltage = _____ • Relationship between them? _________

Where did the Electrical Energy Go? • • Heat Light Mechanical Energy Form(s) of

Where did the Electrical Energy Go? • • Heat Light Mechanical Energy Form(s) of Energy generated by lamp __________ • Form(s) of Energy generated by motor ___________

Miniproject • Set a DC power supply to 12 V. • Connect the power

Miniproject • Set a DC power supply to 12 V. • Connect the power supply to 3 bulbs such that one is brighter than the other two. • If one of the dimmer light bulbs are removed, it does not affect the brighter bulb.