Resistance, Inductance, and Capacitance

T/F A capacitor has the ability to store the amount of charge equal to the applied voltage

How do you discharge the energy stored in a capacitor?

______ is the ability of a component to store energy in the form of an electrical charge.

The number of turns of wire, spacing between turns, core used, and wire size change the _______

What is the current in this circuit?

The dielectric in a capacitor may be ________

A _______ circuit is a circuit that contains only heating elements or incandescent lamps

What is one way to find the inductance of a coil?

A _______ is any device that converts electrical energy to motion, heat, light, or sound

What is the inductive resistance of a circuit with a coil connected to 120 VAC & 80mA current?

Bonus Question: What chapter were you supposed to read today?

As the strength of an inductor's magnetic field increases, the inductance ___________

______ is the property of a circuit that causes it to oppose a change in current.

A ______ consists of two conductors (plates) separated by an insulator.

T/F All conductors have some resistance

Inductive reactance is an inductor's opposition to alternating current and is measured in _____

The unit of capacitance is the __________

Why can't Ohm's law be directly applied to most AC circuits?

What is the difference between and inductor and a transformer?

As the temperature in a conductor increases, the resistance _______________

In a flashlight, what opposed the current flow?

What is the impedance of a 120 VAC circuit with 5 mA of current flow

Which of these materials has the least amount of resistance?

Inductors store ______ charge. Capacitors store ______ charge

What is the Power in this circuit

Impedance is measured in _______

What is the airspeed velocity of an unladen swallow?

What is this formula used for? X_L = 2πfL?

_____ is the total opposition to flow of alternating current

Why does a fluorescent light need a ballast?