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Ammeter
Ohmmeter
V battery
ELECTRICAL ENERGY
Basic Competency :
Students are able to formulate the relationship between energy and electrical power, and their usage in daily life
INDICATORS
Students are able to :
Explain the relationship among voltage,
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factor :
1. Voltage or potential difference 2. The electric current 3. Time
W = V.I.t W = I2. R . t
W = V2 . t R
( since V = I . R ) ( since I = V ) R
Where : W = Electrical energy ( in Joule ) V = Electrical voltage ( in Volt ) I = Electrical current ( in Ampere) t = Time ( in Second ) R = Electrical resistance ( in Ohm )
Example : An electric iron has a heating element of resistance 20 Ohms. If the operating current flowing through it is 4 Amperes. Calculate the heat energy produced in 5 minutes !
Known :
R = 20 Ohms I = 4 Amperes t = 300 seconds Asked : W? Result : W = I2. R . t = 42 x 20 x 300 = 96.000 Joules = 96 KJ
CONCLUSION
The electrical energy Directly proportional with the voltage, current and time The formula electrical energy
W = V.I.t W = I2. R . t
W = V2 . t R
The fan will work for us i.e. Electrical energy is changed into kinetic energy.
How to calculate electrical energy that was changed by the fan (electric equipments).
This is our topic today
Ammeter
Ohmmeter
V
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After the bulb turns on for t seconds, the amount of electrical energy that was changed to light energy can be calculated with three formulas :
In the next section, we will do activities to measure magnitude of electrical energy usage by some electrical equipments
Homework :
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But the electric energy is the energy we often use in daily life. Way ? Because the electric energy is the easies to be change become another form of energy.
Example : An electric iron needs the operating voltage of 220 volts to run well. If the operating current flowing through it is 4 Amperes. Calculate the heat energy produced in 5 minutes ! Example : An electric iron has a heating element of resistance 60 Ohms. If the operating voltage across it is 4 Amperes. Calculate the heat energy produced in 5 minutes !