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ECEN #103 Lecture 2

The document provides an overview of electrical current and voltage sources. It defines current as the rate of charge flow, discusses current direction convention, and gives examples of direct and alternating current. It also explains that voltage sources provide the 'pressure' to set electrical systems in motion and current is the reaction.
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ECEN #103 Lecture 2

The document provides an overview of electrical current and voltage sources. It defines current as the rate of charge flow, discusses current direction convention, and gives examples of direct and alternating current. It also explains that voltage sources provide the 'pressure' to set electrical systems in motion and current is the reaction.
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ECEN 103

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Computer and Electronics Engineering Fundamentals:
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Dr. Lamar Yang


Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering
University of Nebraska-Lincoln

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Review: voltage/potential
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• Voltage can be positive or negative, time-varying (AC) or constant


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Electrical Current
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• Definition of electric current: time rate of charge q(t)
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– Current Units:
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• By convention, current flow direction is represented by the
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CURRENT
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FIG. 2.8 There is motion of free carriers in an isolated piece of


copper wire, but the flow of charge fails to have a particular
direction.

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CURRENT
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FIG. 2.9 Motion of negatively charged electrons in a


copper wire when placed across battery terminals with a FIG. 2.10 Basic electric circuit.
difference in potential of volts (V).

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CURRENT
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the current is the reaction to that pressure.

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Example of Current
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VOLTAGE SOURCES
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FIG. 2.12 Standard symbol for a dc


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VOLTAGE SOURCES
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VOLTAGE SOURCES: Power Supplies
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FIG. 2.21 A 0 V to 60 V, 0 to 1.5 A


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VOLTAGE SOURCES
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FIG. 2.22 dc laboratory supply: (a) available terminals; (b) positive voltage
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VOLTAGE SOURCES
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CONDUCTORS AND INSULATORS
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CONDUCTORS AND INSULATORS
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CONDUCTORS AND INSULATORS
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TABLE 2.1 Relative conductivity of various


materials
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CONDUCTORS AND INSULATORS
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The breakdown voltage of an
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TABLE 2.2 Breakdown strength of some of an insulator to experience
common insulators. electrical breakdown and
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AMMETERS AND VOLTMETERS
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AMMETERS AND VOLTMETERS
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ENERGY AND POWER

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