electrons on application of a potential difference are called poor conductors of electricity. Examples of poor conductors are: Polyvinyl chloride (PVC), dry wood, rubber, glass and mica. Insulators are used in the coating of conductors to prevent electrical shocks .Resistance is measured in ohms denoted Ω. Depending on the degree of resistances other commonly used units are; mega-ohms (M Ω), kilo-ohms (k Ω), mill-ohms (m Ω) and micro-ohms (μ Ω) (T. B. Theraja). Resistance of a material is derived
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happens is because the electrons are moving much slower because the resistance is increased the amount of energy is also being dampened. 5. When the circuit gets hotter, what effect does this have on current? Explain using kinetic-molecular theory. As the circuit gets hotter the current increases because of the rapid flow of electrons. 6. To make the circuit “cold”, what do you need to do? WHY? To make the circuit cold we need to turn the voltage down because the electron flow
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Besharatian Course Title : CIS 505 Communication Technology Date : January 18, 2015 In this paper we discuss about standards research. In the telecommunications business principles are essential to rule the objective, electrical, and technical personality of communication tools. Standards have many benefits and disadvantages. (Stallings, 2009) Standards are available documents that set up terms and measures planned to exploit the dependability of the resources, goods, method
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Horizontal Cable- cable which supports a single floor of a building Backbone Cable- high traffic cable which frequently connects multiple floors, buildings, or continents Patch Cords- short, manufactured cables offered in various lengths and colors for patching from permanent cable installations to workstations or switch points Connectors- the things copper wires go into that allows them to connect to jacks Conduit- the tubes that house and protect cables Racks- a fixture for mounting various
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------------------------------------------------- QUIZ BEE COMPETITION Quiz bee Competition was Held Last February 18, 2015 at SM City Clark it was a Competition of CP,BSCS, HR,TR,PN and CS,BSCPE,CT. ------------------------------------------------- CCST Back in time Musical competition Very Heart-pounding Performances were presented by the Students and Teachers from Different departments in the Musical Competition last February 18, 2015 at SM City Clark Event Center, bearing the theme of “CCST
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The Energy Reform will allow our country to develop in the energy section, without privatizing the enterprises that are in charge of providing electric energy or petroleum. The main objectives of this reform are: • Mexico will remain owner of the petroleum that exists in its underground. • Modernize and strengthen CFE and PEMEX, while remaining public. • Allow the nation have control over its electric system, this in order to reduce electricity
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------------------------------------------------- Lab Final Unit 11 Lab Final: Voltage Regulator with Constant Current Limiting (PORTFOLIO) Scope and Intention of the Project: The Lab Final Project is a self-directed project with specific requirements provided. You will be given a design task which utilizes a standard circuit in the textbook. You will apply knowledge that has been acquired in lecture, assignments, and previous labs. Task: Your task is to design, simulate, build and test
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Professional Organizations Scott Johnson BSA/310 November 17, 2014 Joseph Duer Professional Organizations There are many different organizations around the world that Information Technology professionals can join to enhance their knowledge. These can include anything from websites where you can learn the newest equipment or standards, to smaller organizations that meet regularly around your city. I feel every IT professional should seek out and join these organizations, not just for a chance to
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your observations what conditions must happen for electricity to be generated. 3. Make observations & draw conclusions. Move the magnet back and forth, fast and then slow. What general rule can you make about the speed of the magnet and electrical generation? 4. Make observations & draw conclusions. Leave the magnet in just one place and using the button on the right control panel of the applet, flip the polarity of the magnet. Flip the
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those are just piping and a container for the water. The steam engine will be accessible to specific members in the village which will be trained for minor maintenance in case of a fault. More than one steam engine would be built to fulfill the electrical usage of the village or at least the minimum requirement that is needed. The engine will produce power to houses for daily use such as lighting cooking and probably heating. The downside of this option is the amount of resources needed to produce
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