CROSSWORD

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1. R E S I S T A N C E
A D W 4. 9.
N T 3. 4. A M P C
S 2. C O D E N C E R 7. E L E C T R O D E
F H I C T M
O O H E M
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R S A E T T
U T 6. I 9. C O I L
L T N R
5. B A T E R Y G
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N A 6. A T T R A C T I O N
G T R
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10. T U R B I N E N
8. V O L T

HORIZONTAL
1. Opposition that finds the current as it passes through a closed
electric circuit, attenuating or slowing the free flow of
circulation of electric charges or electrons.
2. Element formed by metal plates alternating with others of
insulating material, said plates will be able to accumulate
tension.
3. Current that always circulates in the same direction, its
amplitude and sense will remain constant as a function of time.
4. Unit of measurement of the intensity of electric current.
5. Voltage source that converts chemical energy into DC power
6. Mutual force that originates between two magnetic bodies linked
by a magnetic flux.
7. Terminal or positive - negative pole of an accumulator. Points
to where the current will be applied or taken.
8. It is the unit of force that drives the electric charges so that
they can move to Through a driver.
9. Winding of a conductor wire around a solid or hollow cylinder.
10. Rotary machine with the ability to convert the kinetic energy
of a fluid into mechanical energy. Its basic elements are: rotor
with blades, propellers, blades, etc.
VERTICAL
1. Diode composed of the superposition of several layers of
semiconductor material which emits light at one or more
wavelengths (colors) when properly biased.
2. A device or element which is used to mechanically open or
close a circuit.
3. Semiconductor element that only lets current flow in one
direction.
4. Electric current whose sense of circulation is variable as a
function of time.
5. Materials that impede the passage of the electric current,
since its atoms retain the electrons, reason why they can not
circulate freely.
6. Amount of power to be delivered at a given point in a system
electric.
7. Device used to raise or lower the voltage. It is formed by
two coils magnetically coupled to each other.
8. Electrical device that dampens or diminishes the value of the
magnitudes that are provided.
9. Apparatus that is used to change the flow of current from one
circuit to another.
10.Electrical device that dampens or diminishes the value of the
magnitudes that are provided.