Circuit Diagrams for drawing circuit schematics or maps

Use the below symbols when drawing a circuit.  Remember there is a difference between a parallel circuit and a series circuit.  A series circuit is when the entire circuit is in one loop.  A parallel circuit is a closed path of electricity where there are multiple, independent paths for the electricity to flow through.

Click the link here to view your HW assignment.    Make sure you download and print out the packet. Do not write on the google doc!!!!

Examples of the two types of circuits:

                                  


The following is a list of symbols used in drawing circuit maps:
                  

Introduction to Circuits

Electricity Numbers you need to know (pt 1)

The charge of an electron is              q = – 1.6 x 10^-19C

The charge of a proton is                  q = + 1.6 x 10^-19C        

The strength of the electric field         k = 8.9 x 10⁹ Nm² /C²

The strength of gravity                  G = 6.67 x10^-11 Nm² /kg²

The mass of an electron                 m_e =  9 x 10^-31 kg

The mass of a proton                     m_p =  2 x 10^-27 kg

How Lightning Happens

Statics Labs (1 and 2) and HW

Static Lab 1 - Tape Lab

Static Lab 2 - Virtual Lab (you will need a computer for this lab).

HW (Due Friday):  Electrostatics HW: Answer all the questions but the last two calculations.

Introduction to Statics (Part 2)

Introduction to Statics

Thermodynamics Day 1

Recoil Videos, Hancock video and Hancock Work Sheet

Recoil Video - Look for how Momentum is Conserved;  You can think of this also as what not to do when firing a gun.

Watch the below Hancock Video and explore what happens.   Can you explain using the Law of Conservation of Momentum why or why not what you see is possible?  After watching the video, fill out the attached worksheet.  Link Below.

Link Here for Worksheet

Conservation of Momentum with Examples

Link here for HW Worksheet

Conservation of Momentum