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Power, Work and Energy in Electrical Circuits

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Page 1: Power, Work and Energy in Electrical Circuits. Potential Difference 1 V = 1 J 1 C

Power, Work and Energy in Electrical

Circuits

Page 2: Power, Work and Energy in Electrical Circuits. Potential Difference 1 V = 1 J 1 C

Potential Difference

1 V = 1 J1 C

Page 3: Power, Work and Energy in Electrical Circuits. Potential Difference 1 V = 1 J 1 C

Power Units

1 V =1 J1 C 1 A =

1 C1 s

(1A)1V =(1J)1C(1C)1 s =1W

Page 4: Power, Work and Energy in Electrical Circuits. Potential Difference 1 V = 1 J 1 C

Power

P=VI

Work

W=P t

W=V I t

Page 5: Power, Work and Energy in Electrical Circuits. Potential Difference 1 V = 1 J 1 C

Work-Energy Theorem

W=TE

Page 6: Power, Work and Energy in Electrical Circuits. Potential Difference 1 V = 1 J 1 C

Heating

In the real world, much of the electrical energy of a

circuit is turned into thermal energy.

Page 7: Power, Work and Energy in Electrical Circuits. Potential Difference 1 V = 1 J 1 C

Kilowatt-Hours

Most electric bills are calculated using the kilowatt-hour as the unit. A kilowatt-hour is an amount of energy.

3600 10001 1 1 3,600,000

1 1s W

kWhr kW hour Jhour kW

Page 8: Power, Work and Energy in Electrical Circuits. Potential Difference 1 V = 1 J 1 C

Cost - 20¢ kWhr

What is the cost of running a 60 W incandescent bulb for 1000 hours?

What is the cost of running a 13 W CF bulb for 1000 hours?

60 1000 60,000 60W Pt Whr kWhr

60 0.20 12.00Cost

13 1000 13,000 13W Pt Whr kWhr 13 0.20 2.60Cost