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Electronics

Formulas

Direct Current - a direct current (oc) flows in one direction, either steadily or in pulses.

Current refers to the quantity of electrons passing a given point.

  • Unit - Amperes
  • Symbol - I

Voltage - refers to the electrical pressure or force

  • Unit - Volts
  • Symbol - V

Resistance - refers to a cause restriction in the flow of a current

  • Unit - Ohms
  • Symbol - R (or Ω)

Power - refers to the work performed by a current

  • Unit - Watt
  • Symbol - p

Potential Difference - the difference in voltage between the two ends of a conductor through which a current flows. Also known as voltage drop.

Ohm's Law

a potential difference of 1 volt will force a current of 1 ampere through a resistance of 1 ohm, or: V = I x R or I = V / R or R = V / I

P = I x V or I^2 x R


Discrete Components

Resistors

Resistor Colour Codes:

Colour Sig Digits (1&2) Multipliers Tolerence
Black 0 1 1%
Brown 0 1 1%
Red 0 1 1%
Orange 0 1 1%
Yellow 0 1 1%
Green 0 1 1%
Blue 0 1 1%
Violet 0 1 1%
Gray 0 1 1%
White 0 1 1%
Gold 0 1 1%
Silver 0 1 1%

Capacitors

Inductors

Semiconductors

Power

  • [Batteries]

Electrical

Pages pertaining to house and automotive electrical systems

Microcontrollers

Pages about small computers, programming and process control