This document provides instructions for students to complete a series of current conversion and circuit analysis problems. Students are asked to: 1) Convert between milliamperes and amperes; 2) Draw and label a circuit diagram showing conventional and electron flow; 3) Determine the reading of another ammeter based on one provided reading; and 4) Calculate the charge delivered for given currents and time periods.
This document provides instructions for students to complete a series of current conversion and circuit analysis problems. Students are asked to: 1) Convert between milliamperes and amperes; 2) Draw and label a circuit diagram showing conventional and electron flow; 3) Determine the reading of another ammeter based on one provided reading; and 4) Calculate the charge delivered for given currents and time periods.
This document provides instructions for students to complete a series of current conversion and circuit analysis problems. Students are asked to: 1) Convert between milliamperes and amperes; 2) Draw and label a circuit diagram showing conventional and electron flow; 3) Determine the reading of another ammeter based on one provided reading; and 4) Calculate the charge delivered for given currents and time periods.
04 – Current in a Simple Circuit Student: _____________________________________
1. Convert these currents into amperes:
a. 500 mA b. 2500 mA 2. Convert these currents into milliamperes: a. 2.0 A b. 0.1 A 3. a. Draw the circuit on the right using circuit symbols. a. On your diagram, mark in and label the conventional current direction and the direction of electron flow. b. The current reading on one of the ammeters is shown. What is the reading on the other one? c. Which lamp(s) will go out if the switch contacts are moved apart? Give a reason for your answer. 4. What charge is delivered if: a. current of 10 A flows for 5 seconds b. current of 250 mA flows for 40 seconds?