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Training to be an electrician
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I am training to be an electrician . I am in my first year. At this time we are looking at
series circuits
parallel circuits
power in electricity
and I just need an easy explanation on how to work out how to find the R V I for each of the circuits
any help with this would be great, web site etc or to hear from an electrician
thanks in advance
I am training to be an electrician . I am in my first year. At this time we are looking at
series circuits
parallel circuits
power in electricity
and I just need an easy explanation on how to work out how to find the R V I for each of the circuits
any help with this would be great, web site etc or to hear from an electrician
thanks in advance
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series is a chain ... so you add the resistances one after the other r+r+r
i=v/r , r=v/i v=ir
parallel flows down the legs of the ladder and branches off into each step 1/r+1/r+1/r
capacitors work the opposite way round
but wild's link is good ... just take one step at a time ... don't try to eat it all at once
series is a chain ... so you add the resistances one after the other r+r+r
i=v/r , r=v/i v=ir
parallel flows down the legs of the ladder and branches off into each step 1/r+1/r+1/r
capacitors work the opposite way round
but wild's link is good ... just take one step at a time ... don't try to eat it all at once