Ohm's Law -REVIEW SECTION- (Mod.2 Sect.2 part2)

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In a circuit, resistance, current, and voltage have a special relationship. This connection was first discovered by ______. George Ohm
Ohm's Law can be defined as this current: ____ I=E/R
In the formula for ohm's law, the I (sometimes A) represents _____. current
In the formula for ohm's law, the E (sometimes V) stands for _____. voltage
In the formula for ohm's law, the R stands for _____. resistance
The voltage that is present across each resistor in a circuit is called the _____. voltage drop
_______ was developed by the 19th century physicist Gustav Kirchhoff. Kirchhoff's loop
_______ rule states that the sum of all the voltages in a circuit (aka loop) must equal zero. Kirchhoff's loop
When using Kirchhoff's loop rule, the voltage drops in a circuit are considered to be _____ numbers. negative
The formula for Kirchhoff's loop rule is ______. Et + Er1 + Er2.....= 0
A _____ is a simple circuit that turns a large voltage into a smaller one. voltage divider
A ______ is often used to create multiple voltages from one power supply. It can also be used to apply correct voltages to transistors or other solid-state components. voltage divider
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